ok, First of all it is a lotus foot. ... Foot binding first started in the late Tang dynasty. No one knows exactly why though. When a girl was 3-9, The ritual began. First, Her feet were.... Soaked in animal blood and herbs, The toe nails cut, Massaged, and then, Smashed with a heavy object. The four smallest toes would be folded under the sole, And the sole pulled towrds the heel. The golden lotus wwas 3inches, silver 4, and iron 5.
She is definetly not chinese
'Lily' in Chinese is written as 莉莉. In pinyin or pronunciation of the characters is 'li li'.
Lily Loh has written: 'Lily Loh's Chinese seafood & vegetables' -- subject(s): Chinese Cookery, Cookery (Seafood), Cookery (Vegetables)
well in that question,.,.,..,.,chinese believe that if you give a water lily in the one you love,.,.,.,.you can be with her forever,.,.,..,,.,.,.,.,.,.
yes actually there are 1 is called The Princess Lily it is a Chinese Folktale go to cracklemountain.blogspot.com/2006/07/princess-lily-chinese-folktale.html
lily ramirez is the tallest lily ive ever met
百合/Bǎihé
In Chinese you pronounce foot, zu. It sounds like (zoo).
She ran a Chinese mercantille company.
Lily pads are flat, and are normally between 2mm and 5mm thick
The name Lily translates into simplified Chinese as Baihe. This name in Italian is Gigilo and in the Spanish language it is spelled as Lirio.
Lily Syndrome (also know as Lily Bulb Disorder) is a pathological condition illustrated in the Chinese medical text, Essentials from the Golden Cabinet. It describes a host of symptoms including mental agitation and disorientation, irritability and insomnia, palpitations, dark urination and a bitter taste in the mouth.In the Chinese model of this pathology, the condition exists in the Heart and Lungs where lily bulb has the action of clearing and settling.