What does Cupid mean?

Cupid refers to little love god in Roman mythology, equivalent to eros, son of Aphrodite, the god of love and beauty in Greek mythology. Most of his images are beautiful teenagers who are about to enter youth (or a naughty boy with a bow and arrow). Although he is sometimes blindfolded, no one, including Jupiter, or God can escape his practical jokes. His golden arrow will promote love to marriage, and his lead arrow will make lovers hate each other until they finally break up.

He has a pair of glittering golden wings, wandering around with bows and arrows, and often shooting arrows aimlessly. He shot a creepy arrow mischievously to arouse the passion of love. Bring vitality to nature and give everything the ability to reproduce.

The son of Venus and Mars mythology, people imagine him as a beautiful teenager who is about to enter youth. The golden bow is his usual weapon, and his arrow never misses. Although the person who is shot will be tortured by love, it is a sweet pain, and even Jupiter can't resist this magical power, so love is interpreted as the most terrible and powerful natural force. Cupid is also known as the most mysterious symbol of love. This cute and naughty elf has two kinds of arrows: the golden arrow to promote love to marriage and the lead arrow to stop love from breaking up. Besides, he has a torch to light up his heart.

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