Wisteria Wisteria has an ancient and beautiful legend: there was a beautiful girl who wanted a relationship, so she prayed for the red moon in the sky every day. Finally, the old lady in red was moved by the girl's piety and said to her in her dream, "Spring is coming, and she will meet a man in white in the Woods of the back hill, and that is the love she wants." When bloom was warm in spring, the spoony girl came to the back garden alone as promised. Waiting for her beautiful love-the arrival of the white man. But when it was dark, which man in white still didn't appear, and the girl was nervous and disappointed, she was bitten by a snake in the grass. Girls can't walk, so it's hard to go home. She was very scared. Just at the moment when the girl felt desperate and helpless, the man in white appeared, and the girl shouted for help in surprise. The man in white came forward to help her suck the poisonous blood from the snake bite on her ankle, and the girl fell in love with him deeply from then on. However, the man in white was born in poverty, and their marriage was opposed by the woman's parents. Finally, the lovers both jumped off the cliff, showing eccentricity. On the edge of their favorite cliff, there grew a tree, which was actually wrapped in vines, with flower pendants, purple and blue, as if the clouds were shining. Later generations called the flowers on the vine wisteria. This kind of peanut is around the tree and can't live alone. Some people say that girls are the embodiment of wisteria and trees are the embodiment of people in white. Wisteria born to love died without love. So she is the most beautiful and the most miserable.