On the occasion of the gentle spring breeze, on the eighth day of the first lunar month, nature quietly staged a miracle of life. Four pairs of mothers, each with their own wishes, embarked on the important task of incubating the next generation. Although their homes are the same pigeon nests, they show very different styles due to their preferences and needs.
Some mothers prefer to build their nests thick and warm, and they carefully select the toughest branches and layer them on top of each other, as if to use this weight to resist all the cold in the world and provide a safe harbor for the upcoming baby pigeon. In such a nest, the fragility of life is most solidly protected.
Other mothers prefer light and soft mats. They skillfully use the gifts of nature to build a light cradle. In such a nest, every breeze blows as if it is a mother's touch, giving the most tender welcome to the life that is about to be born.
Some mothers like to choose small spaces, they build nests in the corners, and use the limited space to create a unique sense of security. In such an environment, the baby pigeon seems to be hugged tightly and feels the warmth that has never left.
And for mothers who like a lot of space, their baskets are bright and spacious, full of freedom. In such a nest, life can breathe freely, and the dream of spreading its wings is conceived here, waiting for the day when it will be able to soar into the blue sky.
Although these four pairs of pigeon mothers have chosen different ways to hatch and raise the next generation, they have woven a picture of life together. In this painting, whether it is the heavy branches, the light palm mat, the small space, or the wide pigeon cage, they all become a symbol of love, telling how mother's love silently guards the world's most precious treasure in different forms for the continuation of life.
The eighth day of the first lunar month is not only the beginning of the hatching of four pairs of pigeon mothers, but also a profound revelation given to us by nature - the diversity and beauty of life are often hidden in the subtleties, waiting for us to discover and understand with our hearts.