The name and symbol origin of Pandora photography

(Pandora, Greek: π α ν δ? ρα; Pandora), Zeus first ordered hephaestus, the Vulcan, to create a lovely woman in the image of the goddess by mixing water and soil. Then he ordered Aphrodite, the god of love and beauty, to pour hormones that make men crazy; Hera gave her self-confidence and self-esteem. Athena taught women to knit and create beautiful clothes in various colors, which made women look more colorful and charming. Hermes, the angel of God, taught her the gift of language; So Zeus injected a vicious disaster behind this beautiful image. A complete woman is finally finished. The gods helped her get dressed, put on a hair band (this hair band is the work of Vulcan hephaestus), and wore a bead chain, which looked like a bride. Hamish suggested, "Call this woman Pandora. This is a gift from God to mankind. " All the gods agreed with his suggestion. In ancient Greek, Pan meant everything and Dora was a gift. Pandora means "a woman with all talents". This coincides with the concept of Pandora photography to create the most beautiful bride!