What does cinnabar mole and mosquito blood mean? Where does the story of cinnabar mole and mosquito blood come from?

Many people know about cinnabar mole, but have only heard of it, and few have seen it. So where do cinnabar mole and mosquito blood come from?

What does cinnabar mole and mosquito blood mean?

The general meaning of cinnabar mole and mosquito blood is: men initially like the elegant and beautiful white roses, whose bright and refreshing fragrance is like the cold snow on the mountains. It is worth paying the price of a lifetime to sink in this cold water. However, after experiencing the intoxicating ecstasy, the man gradually became dissatisfied. He began to want a happy, gorgeous dream, enchanting and gorgeous, swaying in the moonlight. The red rose has a diffuse fragrance, spicy and charming. The cinnabar mole is what one desires and it is love. The mosquito blood represents boredom after being together for a long time. Therefore, cinnabar mole and mosquito blood are opposing existences, and also refer to the contrast between good and bad of a certain emotion in the dimension of time.

Where does the story of cinnabar mole and mosquito blood come from?

The allusion of cinnabar mole and mosquito blood comes from Eileen Chang's "Red Rose and White Rose".

There is a passage in Eileen Chang's "Red Rose and White Rose": Perhaps every man has had two such women, at least two. If you marry a red rose, over time, the red will become a smear of mosquito blood on the wall, and the white will still be "the bright moon in front of the bed"; if you marry a white rose, the white will be a grain of rice stuck on your clothes, and the red will be a cinnabar mole on your heart.

What do cinnabar mole and mosquito blood mean?

"You are the cinnabar mole and white moonlight in my heart" means that a man's love for a woman will never change and he will remain committed to the woman and stay together for life.

"Cinnabar mole" comes from Zhang Ailing's novel "Red Rose and White Rose". "Perhaps every man has had two such women, at least two. Marrying a red rose, over time, the red becomes a smear of mosquito blood on the wall, and the white is still the bright moonlight in front of the window; marrying a white rose, the white is a grain of rice stuck on the clothes, and the red is a cinnabar mole on the chest."

Its general meaning is: At first, most men like the elegant and beautiful white roses, whose bright and fresh fragrance is like the cold snow on the mountains. It is worth paying the price of a lifetime to sink in this cold water. However, after experiencing the intoxicating ecstasy, the man gradually became dissatisfied. He began to want a happy, gorgeous dream, enchantingly gorgeous, swaying in the moonlight at dusk. The red rose has a diffuse fragrance, spicy and charming.