The Muses, also known as the Muses, are the names of the nine goddesses in charge of poetry, song, dance, history, etc. in Greek mythology. They are also generally used as nicknames for poets. Muse is actually another translation of Muse. Muse (Greek Μουσαι, Latin muses) is the general name for the goddess of science and art in ancient Greek mythology. She was born of the main god Zeus and the memory goddess Mnemosyne. The number of Muses is uncertain. There are three goddesses and nine goddesses. In ancient Western mythology, there are nine beautiful and wise girls on Mount Olympus. They are the daughters of Zeus, the Lord of the Gods, and the goddess of memory. They are the gods of love, wisdom, music, poetry, drama, dance, The nine gods of philosophy, astronomy, and mathematics are collectively called the Muses. People often use the muse to symbolize the inspiration of poets, poetry, literature, love, and related arts, etc., deducing a mysterious, classical, noble, natural, and romantic atmosphere... According to legend, the beauty of the muse is indescribable, and it comes from the Advocate for nature and get infinite beauty inspiration from plants and flowers.