Bai Lianhua,
A character in the TV series The Journey to the West, who was originally the bandit leader of Fengtou Mountain, was later influenced by Qiao Linger and determined to turn evil into good.
Bai Lianhua not only refers to the lotus that is stained with mud, but also is not a demon. Its subconscious mind is often used to insinuate others on the Internet, which means something like a green tea bitch. Bai Lianhua's first meaning is a person who looks pure in appearance, but in fact, his heart is dark and his thoughts are decadent, pretending to be pure and lofty. In literature, Bai Lianhua has another meaning, that is, to describe people who are kind, harmless, naive, pure and heartless. These two meanings are completely different.
Bai Lianhua, China film name, shot by Shanghai Film Studio 1980. The film depicts the heroine Bai Lianhua, who is spontaneously armed by peasants. Under the education of the Party, she has grown into a pure and pure prejudice of the Chinese Red Army of Workers and Peasants. Finally, the white lotus flower was surrounded by the enemy. She would rather die than be captured, and die bravely. There are also characters in Thai TV series and TV series The Journey to the West.