Elethia (Greek: One of the goddesses of midwifery in Greek mythology who gave birth to children for women or gods, also known as Lucina in Rome). According to Hesiod's Theogony, Elethia was the daughter of Zeus and Hera, the third god-kings, and the sister of Ares, the god of war, and Heber, the goddess of youth.
Depiction of Åretia: In the center of the canvas I depicted the image of Åretia. She stood in the middle of a tranquil field, with the soft setting sun behind her, covering her with a golden glow. Elethia is graceful and graceful, as if it were a gift from the earth and the soul of nature. Dressed in the traditional costume of ancient Greece, she wore a long, light dress fluttering in the wind, and the hem of the skirt was embroidered with green leaves and flowers that symbolized life and prosperity. Her hair was soft and curly, like the Milky Way in the night sky, shimmering with a mysterious light. Her face is serene and gentle, and her deep eyes seem to be able to penetrate the secrets of all things in the world. A faint smile hung on the corner of her mouth, as if she was rejoicing in the arrival of every newborn. In her hands, I held a lit torch for her, and the flame danced, illuminating her face and the path ahead, symbolizing the light of life and the flame of hope. Beside her, I drew a ewe and a fawn, standing quietly, as if watching over this little life that is about to come to a new world. The ewe symbolizes the continuation of life and the greatness of maternal love, while the fawn represents new life and growth. The whole picture has a warm and harmonious tone, with gold and green as the main tones, symbolizing life and prosperity. In the composition of the picture, I paid attention to symmetry and balance, so that the whole picture is both dynamic and stable. This is the Elethia in my mind, she is the gift of the earth, the guardian of life, the first guardian of every newborn. I hope that through this painting, people can feel the magic and greatness of life, and also make people cherish and respect the arrival of every life more.