Is there any legend about mermaids?

"The Daughter of the Sea" tells the story of the kind and persistent mermaid Gongyu who turned into a bubble after saving a handsome prince. A little mermaid longed for life in the world. On her 15th birthday, she finally got her wish and surfaced from the water. She saw the night sky dotted with white stars, heard beautiful songs, beautiful fireworks, and a handsome prince. , and after saving the life of a prince who fell into the water in a storm, he fell in love with this human prince persistently. In order to pursue love and happiness, he sacrificed everything he had, and finally obtained a human soul. She exchanged her tongue for a dose of medicine from the witch so that she could take off her fish body and transform into a human form.

On a moonlit night, she resolutely left the Coral Palace on the seabed and walked towards the palace of her beloved prince on the shore. She slowly walked up the steps of the palace, taking the strong medicine she had bought from the witch. For a moment, she felt as if a double-sided sharp knife had cut open her slender body, and she fell to the ground unconscious. When she woke up the next day, she had a more graceful figure than anyone else and beautiful eyes. A handsome man, her beloved prince, was already standing in front of her, looking at her with deep black eyes. Holding her. But the prince mistakenly thought that another princess had saved him and fell in love with the princess.

The little mermaid was so sad. In order to see the prince again, she gave up her beautiful voice to the witch in exchange for human legs, and also refused the weight that her sisters sacrificed their hair for. The dagger returned to the sea did not let her beloved human's blood splash on her body. At the moment of sunrise the next day, she looked at the faces of her beloved and his bride, and slowly turned into Foam on the Water. This sad and touching tragic story has made so many girls cry in this world.

When countless dead shrimps and fish float, when groups of whales sing lamentations and rush to the beach to rescue people who can’t pull them back, when crabs clinging to the leaked oil on the beach crawl out of two When people can die within three meters, not to mention the survival of rare mermaids is threatened, some precious marine creatures are also declining, and even large species of fish and shrimps are difficult to survive. How can there be a relationship between humans and mermaids again? What's the story? As a result, the sea is no longer full of mystery and temptation, and our image thinking is gradually exhausted. I really yearn for the era when mermaid stories were born.

The bronze statue of the Mermaid was funded by the founder of the Danish Casper Brewery and invited the famous Danish sculptor Edward. Erikson carved it in 1912 based on the protagonist in Andersen's fairy tale "The Daughter of the Sea", and moved it to the current entrance of Copenhagen Harbor on August 23, 1913.

Because it is so famous , the bronze statue of the mermaid was "disintegrated" three times. On April 24, 1964, the head was cut off for the first time. In 1985, its arms were sawed off. On January 5, 1998, the mermaid's head was cut off for the second time. Theft, but fortunately the sculptor's mold was still preserved, allowing the statue to be restored. The reason is that the mermaid is facing the shore sideways, half of her body turned towards the Danish Bay, and her eyes staring at the sparkling sea, so she must stand on the left side of the bronze statue. The mermaid's face can only be photographed at an angle of 45 degrees; in addition, the morning sun is behind the bronze statue, and the backlight makes the bronze statue pitch black

If you are going to leave Denmark on a DFS cruise ship that sails at 5 p.m. When heading to Oslo, Norway, it is recommended that you see the Mermaid Statue two hours before taking the boat. Firstly, there are not many tourists, and secondly, the sun is in the middle or west, which is ideal for taking pictures. In addition, when the cruise ship sails out of the harbor, the golden waves seen from the deck are accompanied by the bronze statue of the mermaid, which is very special

The reason is that the mermaid is facing the shore sideways, with half of her body turned towards the Danish bay, with both legs Staring at the scaly sea, you must stand at an angle of 45 degrees to the left of the bronze statue to take a picture of the mermaid's face; in addition, the morning sun is behind the bronze statue, and the backlight makes the bronze statue pitch black

< p> If you are going to leave Denmark for Oslo, Norway on a DFS cruise ship that sails at 5 p.m., it is recommended that you see the Mermaid Statue two hours before boarding the ship. Firstly, there are not many tourists, and secondly, the sun is in the middle or west, so you can take photos for comparison. ideal. In addition, when the cruise ship sails out of the harbor, the golden waves seen from the deck are accompanied by the bronze statue of the mermaid, which is unique

In the history of navigation, there was such a legend: One day, a Venetian merchant ship was sailing from India On the way back, that night, the moon was as bright as silver and the sea was as flat as a mirror. The sailors suddenly saw a beautiful woman with a human body and a fish appearing in the distance on the water. She was naked and holding a baby suckling peacefully. But when they got closer, they saw nothing.

Not many people believe in these distant legends and fairy tales. In the 1970s, there was a rumor that a fish whose upper body was a fish and whose lower body was like a human body was found on the western coast of Arabia, and a photo was taken of it. Some people don’t believe it, thinking it’s a forgery drawn and photographed based on legends and imaginations

According to tradition, a mermaid is bounded by the waist. The upper body of a mermaid is a woman, and the lower body is a beautiful fish tail covered with scales. The body is both tempting and easy to escape quickly. They are soulless and as ruthless as the sea; their voices are often as deceptive as their appearance; they are a combination of seduction, vanity, beauty, cruelty and desperate love.

Historically, many natural historians and explorers believed in her existence.

The naturalist Pliny was the first person to make detailed records of mermaids. In his immortal masterpiece "Natural History" written in the 1st century AD, he wrote: "The mermaids people call 'sea nymphs' are by no means fables. They are exactly the same as the mermaids described by the painter, except that their skin is extremely rough and the whole body is covered with scales, even the upper body that looks very like a woman is no exception." In 1492, Columbus returned from his voyage and also mentioned mermaids. He described the story of one of his sailors: He saw three mermaids standing high on the sea. However, they were not as beautiful as in the painting, and their faces had some similarities with human beings

But by the beginning of the 18th century, people had become more and more suspicious of the legend of mermaids, and naturalists They began to reevaluate their opinions. Eric. Pontoppidan, in his "Natural History of Norway", believes that most legends about mermaids are pure nonsense. He accused some people of confusing fictional stories with history: "Obviously, people with a little bit of intelligence will never be interested in such strange stories, and will even doubt the possibility of the existence of such creatures.

However, many countries in the world have folklore similar to mermaids. Its enduring vitality shows that the story of mermaids is likely to be based on some facts. In fact, there are probably the following types of animals that look like mermaids from a distance: Manatees, such as manatees, dugongs and various seals, although they are not impressive in appearance, are somewhat similar to the legendary mermaids. The body of the manatee is almost hairless and slightly larger than the human body. The protruding breasts of the female manatee are to some extent. It is similar to a female breast. The manatee has no other limbs, and its fat body ends with a tail composed of two horizontal fins. The dugong is similar in shape to a manatee, and has a rough beard on its prominent snout. It is said that it is nursing. The seal often stretches its upper body out of the sea and holds the cub on its chest with one fin. The seal not only has front flippers and a barrel-shaped body similar to those of a manatee, but its eyes are particularly gentle and attractive. Much like the legendary mermaid. The legend about mermaids has a history of more than two thousand years, spanning cultures, regions and centuries, and is widely spread around the world. Many countries have cast mermaid statues. However, this small statue in Denmark. The mermaid statue is the most famous in history

Legend has it that a long time ago, a prince passed by Copenhagen by boat. Due to a storm, the boat sank. The prince was rescued by a mermaid who took the risk. The two fell in love at first sight. They vowed to love each other forever. When the prince left, he promised to take a boat to welcome the mermaid girl into the palace. From then on, the infatuated girl sat on the rocks by the sea and waited for the prince's return: the years passed, the dream was hard to come true, and the prince did not return in the end. , the poor mermaid girl turned into a statue like the Wangfu Stone on the edge of the Yangtze River

The mermaid statue in Copenhagen is a Danish art treasure and is famous all over the world. According to reports, there are tens of thousands of them every day. Tourists come to visit and take as many as 50,000 photos every day, which is the largest number in the world. Because people love her, people often put garlands and laurels on her secretly, and the relevant departments have collected as many as 50,000 laurels and garlands. Tens of thousands of pieces

Whenever the weather turns cold, people are afraid that she will freeze, so they always put all kinds of sweaters and floral shirts on her. She took away her clothes, but she was still found dressed in red and green ten thousand times. In order to satisfy the wishes of domestic and foreign tourists, she was copied into souvenirs made of various materials and taken to all corners of the world.

< p>Additional date: 2004-08-15 12:39:33 Some scientists are trying to find the origin of the most amazing discovery in archeology today, the mummified remains of a 3,000-year-old mermaid, a team of construction workers in Sochi. The unbelievable creature was discovered in a tomb near the Black Sea outside the city. News of this discovery was recently revealed to the West by Russian archaeologist Dr. Yeremiah. Like a beautiful dark-skinned princess with a fish tail underneath. This astonishing creature measures 173 centimeters from the top of its head to its scaly tail. Scientists believe she was over 100 years old when she died

Since the existence of strange underwater creatures such as "mermaids" has physical evidence, it is also known as "absurd" and "superstitious". ", "Myth" has been transformed into a serious current scientific research topic

"The Daughter of the Sea" tells the story of the kind and persistent mermaid Gongyu who turned into a bubble after saving the handsome prince. story. A little mermaid longed for life in the world. On her 15th birthday, she finally got her wish and surfaced from the water. She saw the night sky dotted with white stars, heard beautiful songs, beautiful fireworks, and a handsome prince. , and after saving the life of a prince who fell into the water in a storm, he fell in love with this human prince persistently. In order to pursue love and happiness, he sacrificed everything he had, and finally obtained a human soul. She exchanged her tongue for a dose of medicine from the witch so that she could take off her fish body and change into a human form.

On a moonlit night, she resolutely left the Coral Palace on the seabed and walked towards the palace of her beloved prince on the shore. She walked slowly up the steps of the palace, taking the strong medicine she had bought from the witch. For a moment, she felt as if a double-sided sharp knife had cut open her slender body, and she fell to the ground unconscious.

When she woke up the next day, she had a more graceful figure than anyone else and beautiful eyes. A handsome man, her beloved prince, was already standing in front of her, looking at her with deep black eyes. Holding her. But the prince mistakenly thought that another princess had saved him and fell in love with the princess.

The little mermaid was so sad. In order to see the prince again, she gave up her beautiful voice to the witch in exchange for human legs, and also refused the weight that her sisters sacrificed their hair for. The dagger returned to the sea did not let her beloved human's blood splash on her body. At the moment of sunrise the next day, she looked at the faces of her beloved and his bride, and slowly turned into Foam on the Water. This sad and touching tragic story has made so many girls cry in this world.

When countless dead shrimps and fish float, when groups of whales sing lamentations and rush to the beach to rescue people who can’t pull them back, when crabs clinging to the leaked oil on the beach crawl out of two When people can die within three meters, not to mention the survival of rare mermaids is threatened, some precious marine creatures are also declining, and even large species of fish and shrimps are difficult to survive. How can there be a relationship between humans and mermaids again? What's the story? As a result, the sea is no longer full of mystery and temptation, and our image thinking is gradually exhausted. I really yearn for the era when mermaid stories were born.

The bronze statue of the Mermaid was funded by the founder of the Danish Casper Brewery and invited the famous Danish sculptor Edward. Erikson carved it in 1912 based on the protagonist in Andersen's fairy tale "The Daughter of the Sea", and moved it to the current entrance of Copenhagen Harbor on August 23, 1913.

Because it is so famous , the mermaid bronze statue was "disintegrated" three times. On April 24, 1964, the head was cut off for the first time. In 1985, its arms were sawed off. On January 5, 1998, the mermaid's head was cut off for the second time. Theft, but fortunately the sculptor's mold was still preserved, allowing the statue to be restored. The reason is that the mermaid is facing the shore sideways, half of her body turned towards the Danish Bay, and her eyes staring at the sparkling sea, so she must stand on the left side of the bronze statue. The mermaid's face can only be photographed at an angle of 45 degrees; in addition, the morning sun is behind the bronze statue, and the backlight makes the bronze statue pitch black

If you are going to leave Denmark on a DFS cruise ship that sails at 5 p.m. When heading to Oslo, Norway, it is recommended that you see the Mermaid Statue two hours before taking the boat. Firstly, there are not many tourists, and secondly, the sun is in the middle or west, which is ideal for taking pictures. In addition, when the cruise ship sails out of the harbor, the golden waves seen from the deck accompany the bronze statue of the mermaid, which is unique.

The reason is that the mermaid is facing the shore sideways, with half of her body turned towards the Danish bay, with both legs Staring at the sparkling sea, you must stand at an angle of 45 degrees to the left of the bronze statue to take a picture of the mermaid's face; in addition, the morning sun is behind the bronze statue, and the backlight makes the bronze statue pitch black

< p> If you are going to leave Denmark for Oslo, Norway on a DFS cruise ship that sails at 5 p.m., it is recommended that you come to see the Mermaid Statue two hours before boarding the ship. Firstly, there are not many tourists, and secondly, the sun is in the middle or west, so you can take photos for comparison. ideal. In addition, when the cruise ship sails out of the harbor, the golden waves seen from the deck are accompanied by the bronze statue of the mermaid, which is unique

In the history of navigation, there was such a legend: One day, a Venetian merchant ship was sailing from India On the way back, that night, the moon was as bright as silver and the sea was as flat as a mirror. The sailors suddenly saw a beautiful woman with a human body and a fish appearing in the distance on the water. She was naked and holding a baby suckling peacefully. But when they got closer, they saw nothing.

Not many people believe in these distant legends and fairy tales. In the 1970s, there was a rumor that a fish whose upper body was a fish and whose lower body was like a human body was found on the western coast of Arabia, and a photo was taken of it. Some people don’t believe it, thinking it’s a forgery drawn and photographed based on legends and imaginations

According to tradition, a mermaid is bounded by the waist. The upper body of a mermaid is a woman, and the lower body is a beautiful fish tail covered with scales. The body is both tempting and easy to escape quickly. They are soulless and as ruthless as the sea; their voices are often as deceptive as their appearance; they are a combination of seduction, vanity, beauty, cruelty and desperate love.

Historically, many natural historians and explorers believed in her existence. The naturalist Pliny was the first person to make detailed records of mermaids. In his immortal masterpiece "Natural History" written in the 1st century AD, he wrote: "The mermaids people call 'sea nymphs' are by no means fables. They are exactly the same as the mermaids described by the painter, except that their skin is extremely rough and the whole body is covered with scales, even the upper body that looks very like a woman is no exception." In 1492, Columbus returned from his voyage and mentioned mermaids. He described the story of one of his sailors: He saw three mermaids standing high on the sea. However, they were not as beautiful as in the painting, and their faces had some similarities with human beings

But by the beginning of the 18th century, people had become more and more suspicious of the legend of mermaids, and naturalists They began to reevaluate their opinions. Eric. Pontoppidan, in his "Natural History of Norway", believes that most legends about mermaids are pure nonsense. He accused some people of confusing fictional stories with history: "Obviously, people with a little bit of intelligence will never be interested in such strange theories, and may even doubt the possibility of the existence of such creatures.

However, many countries in the world have folklore similar to mermaids. Its enduring vitality shows that the story of mermaids is likely to be based on some kind of fact. In fact, there are probably several types of animals that look like mermaids from a distance: manatees, dugongs, and various seals. Although they are not impressive in appearance, they are somewhat similar to the legendary mermaids. The body of the manatee is almost hairless and slightly larger than the human body. The protruding breasts of the female manatee are similar to female breasts to some extent. Manatees have no other limbs, and their fatty torso ends in a tail consisting of two horizontal fins. Dugongs are similar in shape to manatees, with rough beards on their protruding snouts. It is said that when nursing, it often sticks its upper body out of the sea and holds the cub on its chest with one fin. The seal not only has manatee-like front flippers and a barrel-shaped body, but its eyes are particularly gentle and attractive. The seal's jumping and usual posture also resemble the legendary mermaid. The legend about mermaids has a history of more than 2,000 years, spanning cultures, regions and centuries, and is widely spread around the world. Mermaid statues are cast in many countries. However, this statue of the Little Mermaid in Denmark is the most famous in history.

Legend has it that a long time ago, a prince passed through Copenhagen by boat. Due to a storm, the boat sank. The prince was rescued by a mermaid who took the risk, and the two They fell in love at first sight and vowed to love each other forever. When the prince left, he promised to take a boat to welcome the mermaid girl into the palace one day. Since then, the infatuated girl has been sitting on the rocks by the sea every day waiting for the prince to return: as time goes by, sweet dreams are hard to come true, and the prince finally does not return. The poor mermaid girl is like the Wang Fu Stone on the edge of the Yangtze River. A statue

Copenhagen's mermaid statue is a Danish art treasure and famous all over the world. According to reports, tens of thousands of tourists come here every day and take as many as 50,000 photos every day, which is the largest number in the world. Because the world loves her, people often put garlands and laurels on her quietly, and the relevant departments have collected tens of thousands of garlands and laurels.

Whenever the weather turns cold, people are afraid that she will freeze. They put all kinds of sweaters and blouses on her. Although the relevant departments took away the clothes a thousand times in order to maintain her graceful figure, she was still found 10,000 times wearing red and green. In order to satisfy the wishes of domestic and foreign tourists, she has been imitated into souvenirs made of various materials and taken to all corners of the world.