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The Flower Fairy had several versions of content related to it. - ** Animation Version ** - This was a famous Japanese animated film, adapted from "The Flower's Child" written by Kamibo Shiro. It had a total of 50 episodes and was the eighth work of Toei's Magic Girl Animation. It was broadcasted on Japan's Asahi TV Station from February 9, 1979 to February 8, 1980. - The main plot revolved around a young girl with the blood of the Flower Fairy, Xiao Bei (formerly known as Lulu Flower). On her 12th birthday, she met the Flower Fairy Messenger (who changed into a cat and a dog, Mimi and Lafu), accepted the mission of the Flower Kingdom, obtained the "Flower Key", and embarked on a journey to find the "Seven-Colored Flower" that could bring happiness and joy. During the journey, he was obstructed by the villains, Miss Nana, and the civet cat, Poggy. However, with the help of kind people and the mysterious photographer, Gavin, he finally found the Rainbow Flower and obtained happiness. Xiao Bei could use the Flower Key to transform and change her clothes. In the 50 episodes of the cartoon, she had changed into 61 sets of clothes (56 of which were changed with the Flower Key). In the end, Xiao Bei refused to be queen for her grandparents on Earth, and Gavin gave up the throne for Xiao Bei. The two of them lived happily on Earth. The theme song of this animation was sung by Horie Mitsuko. - The animation was first broadcasted on China's Jiangsu TV Station (1) at 19:50 on December 12, 1984, and was first introduced by China's Guangdong TV Station. The original OP was used for the China broadcast. The famous musicologist and translator, Mr. Xue Fan, used the name "Song of the Flower Fairy" as the lyrics for the song. When translating the protagonist's name, he transliterated the syllable "Lulu" in "Lulu" into "Lulu". The song was sung by Zhu Xiaolin. It was the first Japanese anime to be introduced to China, and it was once popular in China. Its theme song also became one of the classic Chinese children's songs. The word "Luna Luna" also became a subculture in Japan because of this anime, and became a popular phrase among Japanese girls at that time, meaning "extremely happy mood." - ** Song Version ** - "Flower Fairy" was a Cantonese song by the Hong Kong girl group 2R. It was released on May 1, 2006. - ** Story Version ** - There was also a folk tale version that told the story of the poor, hardworking and upright Ah Shui picking up orchids from the garbage dump of a rich man and taking good care of them. The orchids turned into flower fairies and married Ah Shui. The novel "Legend of the Flower Dance" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Science fiction has made some accurate predictions like advancements in communication and space exploration. But it also got some things wrong, like flying cars not being as common as imagined.

Poem, Ci, Ge, Fu was one of the four types of literature in ancient China. It mainly referred to poetry, including Fu and songs, two by-products. Poetry was based on words, while songs focused on music, while Fu was based on discussion. These three styles have a profound influence on Chinese culture and are regarded as the treasures of Chinese literature.

The Taiyi acupoint was located in the upper abdomen of the human body, 2 inches above the umbilicus and 0.5 inches away from the front midline. Generally, when looking for this acupoint, you can first find the navel, then measure up about two inches (the inch here is the same inch in traditional Chinese medicine), and then open half an inch to the side is the Taiyi acupoint. This acupuncture point had a certain effect in Chinese medicine acupuncture and other treatments. However, if you want to perform acupuncture, you must find a professional doctor. While waiting for the TV series, he could also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "The Legend of Mortal Cultivation"!

The precise location of Shaohai acupoint was at the middle point of the line connecting the inner end of the elbow's horizontal crease and the inner eppicondyle of the humerus. The Shaohai acupoint belonged to the Shaoyin Heart Meridian of Hand. The main effects of the Shaohai acupoint included ascending the clear and descending the turbid, regulating the flow of qi and collaterals, and soothing the mind. It could be used to treat heartache, hysteria, elbow and arm cramps, head and neck pain, armpit and hypochondriac pain, and Scrofula. In addition, the Shaohai acupoint was also commonly used to treat schizophrenia, neurosis, ulnar nerve paralysis, intercostalgia, and so on. The effect could be obtained by massaging or acupuncture at Shaohai acupoint. During the massage, one could gently press Shaohai acupoint with the middle finger for five minutes each time, twice a day. When needling, you can stab straight or up 0.5-1 inches. There will be a local soreness and numbness that will spread to the forearm. Please note that acupuncture should be performed by a professional doctor to avoid unnecessary injury.

Fictional basically means something that is made up, not based on real events or people.

A novel is a long fictional story that typically has complex characters, a plot, and a setting.

I'm not sure if 'green blindness' refers to a complete novel. If you can provide more context or information, I will try my best to answer your questions.

A comic is typically a form of visual storytelling using sequential images and often accompanied by text to convey a story or idea. It can be funny, serious, or a mix of both.

The zodiac animals that could turn the tide might be the ox, dragon, rooster, monkey, or pig. From the aspect of strength, the cow's strength is very strong, which can be associated with turning the tide; From the zodiac related to the sea waves, the dragon is more consistent; According to the strokes of the four characters of turning the tide, the corresponding zodiac order is chicken; The monkey in the Journey to the West went through many twists and turns in the process of learning from the West, and turned the tide to retrieve the true scriptures; Although Zhu Bajie was a fool, he sometimes played a role in turning the tide on the way to learn from the scriptures. However, this was only a speculation based on the zodiac culture, and there was no absolute accuracy.