The story of the goddess Venus

Author: Pier Giacometti and Zhao Zhijiang (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: This set of human cultural canons are full-color illustrated books, including: The Story of Venus, the Goddess of Love; The Story of the Virgin Mary; New Testament Stories of the Bible; Old Testament Stories of the Bible; The Story of Jesus.
Canon: Pure and undiluted; refers to classic literature that can serve as a model. Human Cultural Canons: Only classic works that represent the source of human culture can be called Human Cultural Canons. Over a thousand world-famous paintings, archaeological photos, and sculptures provide a quick insight into Western cultural reading.
Venus, the goddess of love and beauty. We call her the goddess of love and beauty because she oversees love and beauty in the heavens and on earth, and also partially governs the creation and production of literature and art in the mortal world. She has a well-known son—Cupid. Cupid is a mischievous child who never grows up, always carries a bow and arrow, and shoots arrows at the hearts of lovers. He is the son of Venus and the valiant war god Mars.
Venus has become the embodiment of love and beauty. We use her to represent beauty in the mortal world and the ideal world of art.