Cupid's original design was to turn love into a lovely and incomparable baby boy, who would stay at the age of 15 when he grew up.
Cupid has a pair of wings on his back to fly freely. He has his own bow, love arrow and parting arrow. Shooting the arrow of love can make the shot infatuated with the things designated by Cupid, and shooting the arrow of parting can make the shot give up the things designated by Cupid. Cupid has the ability to fly and decide what others like.
Cupid created the protection of love, which can maintain the correct progress of love. So Cupid is the god of love, the embodiment of love and love.
In Roman mythology and Greek mythology, the magic that Cupid is in charge of is mindfulness. Every life should pray to Cupid when it needs mindfulness to obtain the right to use mindfulness.
The mind is Cupid's organ. Mindfulness can change the strength, speed and direction.
People imagine him as a lovely naked child. The golden bow is his commonly used weapon. The arrows he shoots are not biased. Although the person who is shot will suffer from love, it is a sweet pain. Even Jupiter cannot resist this magical force. Therefore, love is interpreted as the most terrible and powerful natural force; Cupid has also been regarded as the symbol of the most mysterious love: the golden arrow that promotes love to marriage and the lead arrow that breaks up love to break up. In addition, he also has a torch to light his heart.

Cupid (Latin: Cupid), the little god of love in Roman mythology, corresponds to Eros, the god of love in Greek mythology. His image is mostly a naked boy holding a bow and arrow. Although he is sometimes blindfolded, no one or god, including Jupiter, can escape his mischief. His golden arrow shot into people's hearts will promote love to marriage, and his lead arrow shot into people's hearts will make people who love hate each other and end up breaking up. He has a pair of glittering golden wings, roaming with bows and arrows, often shooting aimlessly. He mischievously shot a thrilling magic arrow to arouse the passion of love. It brings vitality to the nature and grants all things the ability to reproduce. This lovely and naughty elf has two kinds of magic arrows: the golden arrow that makes love go to marriage and the lead arrow that breaks up love and makes it break up. In addition, he also has a torch to light his heart. 

Cupid in Animation
He has a gold bow, a gold arrow and a lead arrow. If he is shot by his gold arrow, it will make people yearn for love and promote love to marriage. Even enemies will become lovers, and love must be sweet and happy; On the contrary, if shot by his lead arrow, people will reject love and those who love will hate each other, and end up breaking up. Even a good couple will become enemies, and love will become a mixture of pain and jealousy.
It is said that Cupid arched with blindfolded eyes, so people say love is blind. Neither God nor man could resist the arrow of Little Cupid. He once shot Apollo with a gold arrow and Daphne with a lead arrow, which made Apollo disappointed in love. Many love stories were caused by him. Cupid's golden arrow once turned into a little Cupid named Lupoli, the patron saint of Orpheus and Eurydice.

apollo and daphne
This story originates from Ovid's long mythical satire Metamorphosis in ancient Rome [2]
One of Apollo's great achievements was that he shot and killed the boa constrictor who persecuted his mother, so he got the title of the Silver Bow God. When he saw Cupid, the little god of love who also held a bow and arrow, he rudely warned Cupid: "Bows and arrows are very dangerous. Children should not play with them." (There are also works saying that Apollo laughed at Cupid and said, "My bow and arrow can kill snakes. What can your bow and arrow do?")
Cupid was very unconvinced by what Apollo said, so he secretly followed Apollo. When Apollo came to Daphne, daughter of the river god Perseus, Cupid shot the lead arrow with disgust at Daphne. The Daphne who was shot immediately became very disgusted with love. Then he shot a golden arrow of love to Apollo. Apollo immediately fell in love with Daphne in front of him. Daphne hated love and hurried to escape from Apollo's pursuit. In order to escape Apollo, Daphne asked his father, the river god Pernius, to turn himself into a laurel tree.
In order to commemorate Daphne, Apollo took the laurel tree as his sacred tree, and from then on, the appearance of wearing a laurel crown became the symbol image of Apollo.
Cupid and Psyche
According to the absurd novel The Golden Donkey written by Apuleus in ancient Rome [3]
Pushkar was a mortal daughter. She was envied because her beauty was comparable to Venus, the goddess. Venus sent her son Cupid to punish her. Unexpectedly, Cupid was captured by her beauty and became her husband, but she didn't let her see her face. Pushkar couldn't help being encouraged by his two sisters. At night, when Cupid was sleeping, he peeped at him under the oil lamp, Surprised by the beauty of little Cupid, he dropped a drop of oil and woke Cupid.
Cupid, who was angry because of the betrayal of his oath, no longer met her. Venus still chased the poor girl with jealousy. She forced Psyche to do many hard jobs that were impossible. She asked her to separate the wheat, beans, rice and many other seeds mixed together, let her pick the golden fleece, and get water from the sworn Styx River, which was guarded by the poisonous dragon. The last task was to let her go to the underworld, The beauty of the day she lost to take care of Cupid came from the afterlife Prusipina.
Poor Psyche lost her husband who had been infinitely gentle to her. He wanted to die, but he was not afraid of these tasks that made her die. But like the heroes in the fairy tales of later generations, there were always kind-hearted little creatures to help her. Ants picked seeds for her, reeds picked golden wool for her, and eagles helped her draw water. Even the stones that built the Venus Temple pitied her, and directed her to enter the underworld from Lakaidamon, Find the way to Plusapina.
However, after returning to the ground, Psyche was still unable to escape the fate of human beings. It was the unique curiosity of human beings that led her to the edge of danger. She wanted to know what could compensate for the beauty of the day. In her hands, there was only a delicate small box that the afterworld asked her to give to Venus. When she opened the box, the sleep in it immediately caught her and made her unconscious.
It seemed that Psyche could not endure this kind of sleep for gods. She was dying and cold all over. At this time, Cupid flying in the sky saw her. It was her dying appearance that aroused the husband's sympathy. He drove away the sleep, woke up his wife, took her to Jupiter, and asked the king of the gods to admit their marriage. Jupiter not only blessed their marriage, but also promoted Psyche to the fairyland and granted her immortality and immortality. Psyche became the messenger leading the human soul, and the butterfly, together with Psyche, became the symbol of the human soul.
It should be noted here that the story of Cupid and Psyche is recorded in The Golden Donkey, and there is no corresponding story in Greek mythology.

Legend I
Meyne Vinas, with his loved son the little ethon Cupid, dressed and ready to go over to a magnificent lunch. In this feast all the participants were God, lauded as a 'feast of the holy sepsis'. The crowdsources, one more dressed than one, and who does not want to be given it by others: as for the crowdsources, were a glass on the human hand, three and five in groups at high speech. And the recalcitrant little friends, who could not hold on at an early age, played to catch and hide. When the whole feast gradually went to culminate, and everyone intoxicated with delicious food, in drunkenness with the aroma, came suddenly an instant guest, destroying the atmosphere of the whole feast. This instant, with a very deviant appearance, and evil heartgut, had the purpose of appearing at the feast, to destroy it. Clearly he had achieved this. He reached over the table swinging the food, broke the potting down into the pool, and used dire expressions to frighten every attendees who were present. Everyone started running around, at an otherwise good feast, and turned out to be so alarmed, screaming and the cry of the little child went to the ear. At this time, Venus suddenly found the cubit invisible, she moved around intensively and looked after no other untouched passenger had left, Venus looked for all corners of the feast and finally under the piano and found the cubit that had startled to mix up with shaking, and Venus could not help but quickly hold the cubit tightly in her arms. In order to prevent the loss of cubit again with her, Venus then wanted a way to tie two men's feet together with a string and turn them into two fish, which, in doing so, succeeded in escaping the terrible feast.
Legend II
Biblically as though meeting a florid male were going to staged a butterfly versus a flower. One king and King epigenetic by word had given birth to three beautiful daughters, the youngest of the pusques being particularly famous for her appearance. Venus was very envy of her and ordered cubit to PUNISHE her. Yet cubit fell deeply in love as soon as he saw psyk and made her become her own wife. Prosek lived an excellent life in the temple, and because she was mortal but could not always see Cupid's face, she was depressed for this. Her two sisters, envy of her life in the temple, inspired her to say that cubit was a demon and instigated her to poach him at night. Until she sees the Cupid with a oil lamp at night, it is known that he turned out to be a florid beauty juvenile like Lily (lily flowers represent a centenarian). After the Cupid was awakened and went in anger. The palace, the garden, then disappeared, and the Planck found himself alone lying in a wasteland.
The Prosek looked everywhere for husbands and did not feel to have come to the temple of Venus. To damage her, the love, with the goddesses of beauty, laid out a lot of difficult and dangerous tasks for her. The last task was to ask her to hand an empty box over Proserpine (the queen of the pox) and bring a box from her beautiful. En route, a voice consistently guided how she could escape from the threat of various deaths and warned her, after retrieval of the box, that it could not be opened anyway. Pusek overcame various difficulties and finally fulfilled the task. On the way back, her curiosity still drove her to open the box. Which the inside is beautiful, but the sleeping ghosts in the hell. It escaped from the box, attached to the psique, and caused her to become a sleeping cadaver. Cubit found that the psyll was stiff to sleep on the ground, grasped the sleeping ghost from her, and reloaded into the box. Cubit forgived her, as did Vinas. Moved by her perseverative love for Cupid, the God gave her a bowl of long-growing grams, putting her as a butterfly cross and a female edition angel. In this way, the Prosek finally coalesced as a couple with the Cupid. [1]
Legend 3
The ancient Roman mythological legend of love with the God of beauty Venus and her son, the little love of cubit, were attacked on a leprechaunism by the river, and the mother and son both hastened to jump into the river and turned two fish away. Approximately for fear of mother and son walking away, two fish were joined by a band in the middle, together making up the pistachio. The guardian star of the pistachio is Neptune, Partington, the younger brother of the sea god and Water God day Jupiter in Roman mythology.
Legend 4
On one occasion Vinas and cubit were chased by a giant berm (typhoon), double jump into the young hairy laddy, and avatared to escape as fish. The mineave turned fish into the star Chen as high as heaven to honor it.
Legend 5
One day the God was seen with a fine weather and was dressed on the rivers. Music loving beings sing and playing instruments happy, with a rather warm atmosphere. Suddenly there was a loud yell, which was a hundred tailed snake growing under the shoulders, a monster jeffan with large pinned wings. The God was not so good at a glance and fled around. Zeus turned to birds, Apollo to crows, herapis to cattle, Jude lindsous to goats, and none of the God fled from the position of an animal. The goddesses of love and beauty, Vinas, with his son, the God of romantic, was avatared as a fish, hiding into the river of young hairy laddy. At that time it was decided with each other to tie the two tails together with silk tape, never to separate, so that it escaped smoothly from the monster's hand. The mother and son then rose on the day in a tail connected and never separated position, which was the reason for the piscine.

The initial love
What is love, different views between people. Ancient Greeks and Romans believed that love was a feeling or pure wildness, devoid of spirit, round a person's external beauty with happiness and the ultimate purpose of fertility.
Change in love
By the middle ages, this idea of 'love', aimed at joy, beauty, as well as childbearing, had changed and many legends had raised the position of women, whose love at this time referred to so-called romantic love, generally referred to narrow love; Plato style love, regarded as pure love, and the pleasure of not pursuing flesh are errors, no longer as in ancient times the original libido.