Arcadia

Arcadia refers to the idea of ​​utopia: the idea of ​​harmony between nature and the whole world. This term comes from the state of Greece and has the same name. The mountain scenery and the farmers' population in the area are restricted to a sparse history, later "Arcadia" shows the beauty of pristine nature, it is a pronoun of poetic. Residents seem to live in a life without pride and desire that eroded the rest of the world. Residents of Acadia are believed to be close to nature without being influenced by civilization and morality.

As explained in Arcadia's "Laughter and Tears" from 1885 to 1978, in our weather you can "like it or leave". Partly influenced major academic history of Acadia's history as described in Arcadia "Laughter and Tears" excerpted from Los Angeles City Taboo from 1885 to 1978. Among them, she was called floods in 1947, 1935, 1888 snowstorm, 1920 flood, sandstorm, 1953, 1959 and 1974 tornado. At the same time, she also said that many other natural disasters Said he hit Arcadia in Nebraska.

Bread is called Arcadia from the Greek province. For the ancient Greeks, Arcadia was an ancient place like magic. They called it "the land that existed before the moon" and regarded it as the first Greek house. Greeks may have happened in the hilly areas of Greece, but they did not stay there. Arcadia is a land of shepherds, farmers and crown collectors, not a hotbed of agriculture and city life. As a god of people, bread did not worship in a traditional Greek way. In his only hometown of Arcadia, bread worshiped the temple, in most areas of the ancient world, he was worshiped in the cave and the cave. The cave dedicated to bread not only is used exclusively for him but he generally shares his holy space with the area nymph. Acropolis of Athens, he did not even have a temple or a church, he is said to live in a crack on the side of the plateau

As a savage wild god, bread has many evacuation shelters, but it is not in the building. Instead, you may be in a cave or a cave. Some ancient writers mentioned the Arcadian temples and altars, but these places no longer exist and can not be verified. We found a source of Pan temples remains at the foot of the mountain, including Rika (Mount Lykaion) in Shanxi Peloponnesos, nearby river (Neda River). This valley has a fairytale-like quality and has been associated with myths and ancient stories for a long time. But the connection with Bread / Temple may be more strange and romantic than reality.