It's called "Orpheus and Eurydice"
It tells a touching love story in Greek mythology. In Greek mythology, Orpheus is the son of Apollo, the sun god, and Calliopa, the goddess of literature and art. His music and singing can confuse the beasts.
Since his wife Eurydice was killed by a poisonous snake, Orpheus was in agony. With the help of the God of Love, Orpheus went to Hades without hesitation to rescue his wife, but there were two conditions: first, On the way back, he could not look back at Eusedike; secondly, this commandment must not be leaked.
On the way back, Orpheus couldn't resist missing his wife and looked back at her, causing his wife to die for the second time. Abandoned by both humans and gods, Orpheus contemplated suicide.
Later, because he did not worship the god of wine, he was torn to pieces by the female followers of the god of wine in a state of madness. Zeus took pity on him and hung the lyre that Apollo gave him high in the sky. This is the origin of Lyra.
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According to ancient Greek myths and legends, there was a famous poet and singer named Orpheus in Thrace, ancient Greece. His father was the sun, Apollo, the god of livestock and music, and his mother was Calliopa, the muse in charge of literature and art. This life experience endowed him with extraordinary artistic talents.
When he was still very young, Apollo gave him his own harp. This lyre is exquisitely made, and it becomes even more magical after being played by Orpheus. Legend has it that the sound of Orpheus's harp can make gods and humans intoxicated, and even ferocious gods and ferocious beasts can instantly become gentle, supple, and obedient. .
Orpheus relied on his musical genius to establish outstanding achievements in the ranks of heroes. When Jason took the golden fleece, it was with the sound of Orpheus that he succeeded. Subdued the dragon guarding the wool. But on their way back, they encountered even more thrilling things, the most dangerous of which was passing through the territory of the Siren, the Siren.
The Sirens are three banshees with human heads and bird bodies. They live on a remote island and sing "charming" songs all day long. Passers-by are all enchanted and are willing to abandon their wives. They all went to the island to sing joyfully, but they were all killed by the banshee, leaving bones everywhere on the island. The banshees sat in the bushes, with only the faces of the girls exposed. They sang softly, and the beautiful melody and the fragrance of flowers floated to the ship.
For a while, the breeze came slowly, the water was calm, and even the white clouds and sand gulls seemed to be listening. The heroes are also infected, the oars are shaking slower and slower, the Argonauts are drifting in the wind, their ambitions are gone, their ambitions are gone, what hometown, relatives, motherland, goodbye, I just want to stay here for the rest of my life. . Everyone has been confused by the siren, and it is too dangerous to continue like this.
So Orpheus sat upright, the sound of the piano suddenly rose, and a heroic hymn pierced the sky. Soon, the lustful voices of the banshees were suppressed. The heroes regained their former glory. Everyone stretched out their iron arms and paddled hard, and the "Argo" left the Demonic Island like an arrow from a string.
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