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Adam's name means "earth", and Eve's name means "life". The allusion about Adam and Eve comes from Genesis in the Bible. Adam and Eve are the ancestors of mankind. First there was Adam, then there was Eve. 02
It took God seven days to create the heaven and the earth. On the sixth day, he used clay to mold himself into a clay figure to manage all things. He breathed the breath of life into the clay’s nose and created the creation. He gave birth to a living soul and named him Adam. Since God created Adam, he has shown great care for him and made him the master of all things in the world. He also built a garden for him to live in and named it Eden, which means "pleasure, pleasure". Sometimes we Instead of saying Eden, call it Paradise. Adam was happy in the garden and soon began to feel irritable because he was so lonely. So he begged Heavenly Father to create another woman so that they could come in and out as a couple. God doted on Adam too much, so he used hypnosis to anesthetize Adam, took one of his ribs and molded it into the shape of a woman, and then breathed fairy air into it to become Eve (which means "giving life"). So a woman is called WOMAN, which is a compound word that refers to a man’s ribs. 03
Since a woman originally originated from a man, it is natural that the two will become one and get married in the future. And between men and women, it is inevitable to comply with the physical law that "opposites attract each other and like poles repel". Furthermore, a woman should let her husband make the decision in everything, because God has already made it clear who is smaller and who is bigger. Adam and Eve certainly lived a life in heaven in the garden. However, all games must be bound by rules, and our ancestors are no exception, so God gave them a ban: under no circumstances should you pick the apples from the two trees in the garden and eat them, otherwise you will be punished by God. Alas, God's will is inevitable. There is a poisonous snake hidden in the garden, which is said to be the incarnation of Satan. He has a vicious heart, but he is telling the truth. He told Eve that one of the two trees was called the tree of wisdom, and by eating its fruit one could be as wise as God; the other was called the tree of life, and by eating its fruit one could live as long as God. It is said that the snake spoke Arabic (the most eloquent language in the world), and the color of the apple was indeed bright and attractive, so the woman did not think much and picked an apple from the wisdom tree to eat. . 04
After eating the apples, the two people gained the wisdom of God and also gained a sense of shame. Seeing that both of them were naked and indecent, they picked fig leaves to cover their shame. From then on, humans had clothes to wear. The so-called rewards and punishments must be clear, and God will not tolerate adultery. So Adam, Eve, and the snake each received their punishment. Adam's sin of eating the holy fruit was supposedly unforgivable, but it was excusable because he was deceived, so he received the lightest punishment. God punished him to work in farming all his life, sowing in spring and harvesting in autumn. He had to use his own blood and sweat to water the land that gave birth to him and raised him in order to avoid suffering from hunger. This is how the profession of farmers came into being. Eve should not easily believe the slander, let alone bring her husband into trouble. Therefore, God punished her to suffer the pain of childbirth and to be enslaved by men for the rest of her life. As for the snake, its four legs were cut off, and it would have to walk on its belly and feed on soil for the rest of its life. It would also be an enemy of women for the rest of its life. When it saw a woman, it would bite its heels. After that, the woman began to be afraid of snakes, and When men see a snake, they will hit it seven inches.