Bloody Mary

Bloody Mary method:

Raw materials for making Bloody Mary:

Vodka: 45ml, tomato juice: 20ml, half moon lemon slice: 1, celery root: 1.

Mix long spoon, flat bottom cup.

Steps of making Bloody Mary:

1. Pour the ice into the glass and vodka.

2. Pour the ice cold juice 2-3 times more than vodka into the glass and mix it gently.

3. Decorate with lemon and celery.

Characteristics of Bloody Mary:

Bloom means blood. The bright red tomato juice looks like blood, so it's named after it. Instead of straws, celery roots with leaves are like ordinary health drinks. It is said that the name of Bloody Mary comes from Mary Duyi, Queen of England. She is a terrible queen, because she persecutes Protestants, so she is called Bloody Mary. During the prohibition law in the United States, this cocktail was very popular in underground bars, known as "never drunk tomato juice".

Bloody Mary

There are at least 50 versions of the origin of Bloody Mary in the West. One said she was a witch, another said she was a disabled bride, and some said she was a bloodthirsty prophet.

Western Folklore

Legend calls out Bloody Mary can foresee the future. It is said that calling her name three times in front of the mirror will appear. Sometimes she is harmless, you will only see her reflection in the mirror, she will answer your questions. Sometimes she is extremely cruel. She grabs people with her nails and claws, opens people's face with her fangs, kills people or forces them to commit suicide. She also traps people in the mirror and is famous for gouging out people's eyeballs. Different versions have different versions.

Western teenagers play multiplayer games, such as the truth adventure, often have her figure.

In history, young women have traditionally walked up stairs in dark rooms with candles in one hand and mirrors in the other. When they look in the mirror, they can catch a glimpse of their future husband's face. However, if they see skeletons, they will die before marriage.

Bloody Mary is shown as a corpse, a witch or a ghost, usually bathed in blood. If the calling ceremony is not correct, the ghost will yell at the participants, torture and strangle them, steal their body or soul, drink their blood, or gouge their eyeballs.

The two most basic factors in the way of calling are the mirror in the dark room and the exact number of times her name is repeated. On the one hand, Bloody Mary will only come on a certain day; on the other hand, she will pour water on the mirror, rub her eyes or hold a knife. Another version says that as long as you come to the mirror in the dark, Bloody Mary will come to you no matter whether it's called or not. No one will appear when she is called, but the water in the bathtub will turn into blood, or see the wounds that don't exist on her body, or foresee the future.

Some rituals also involve lighting a candle, turning it around or holding it in your hand. Because the candles on fire have a lot to do with magic. Turning around in place is like casting an old magic spell. At the same time, you can't tell the direction. Holding a candle in one's hand is a common method in the ritual.

Legend version 1

The prototype of Bloody Mary is Mary I (from February 18, 1516 to November 17, 1558). Mary I (from 1553 to 1558) grew up in the turbulent tide of European religious reform. At that time, Britain also became a place for Catholicism and Protestantism to fight to death.

Her mother Catherine is a Catholic Spanish princess, while her father Henry VIII, in order to divorce her mother, betrayed Catholicism, broke with the Pope, supported Protestantism and persecuted Catholics in China. Perhaps because of the above growth process, or because of her old-fashioned and stubborn character, she became a rigid Catholic and had a deep hatred for Protestantism.

As an adult, because she refused to convert to Protestantism, she was almost put on the stage of treason by Henry VIII. Later, she married Philip II, the defender of the Catholic world at that time. After she ascended the throne, she immediately announced the restoration of Catholicism, and adopted a high-pressure policy against Protestants, killing the radicals. During her five years of rule, more than 300 people were burned to death at the stake, including Archbishop kranmer, who dared to declare her parents' marriage invalid and her illegitimate daughter, while countless Protestants were forced to exile abroad.

She finally won the British people's title of "Bloody Mary" for her atrocity. When she died, it is said that the whole of London rang the bell of celebration, and it was her sister Elizabeth I who ascended the throne and later became the king of the Ming Dynasty.

Legend version 2

Others say it was Elizabeth Bathory in the 16th century (1560-1614), a lesbian who loved to cruelly torture her beautiful servants and young rural girls. Usually mentioned under her Hungarian name Erzsebet.

The castle of Csejthe, where the countess lives, is built on top of a hill in the Hungarian mountains of Carpathians. On the vast land at the top of the mountain, like a fortress. From there, you can see the village of Csejthe. And it's also the place where the countess revels in blood. The farmers in the village called her "blood thirsty Countess" bitterly. The countess in Diablo said her, and her name was repeatedly mentioned in the dark hall. This is also mentioned in the feature film on the discovery channel.

She's a famous Blood Countess in history and a real vampire. At that time, she thought that the blood of a young virgin made her face permanent.

Elizabeth, the countess, may also have inspired Stoke's Dracula.

In 1546, Vlad Dracula (the legendary vampire, Dracula, the protagonist of the movie "400 years of Vampire Horror") and an expedition led by Prince Steven Bathory of transvania came to Wallachia to fight for the throne of the former ruler. About a century later, the successor of Steven Bathory, the countess Elizabeth Bathory herself became the embodiment of terror in transvania. Here's the story of Elizabeth Bathory.

Legend version 3

Countess Lee Chester never fell in love with any handsome gentleman who flattered her, because she had been waiting for the day when her lover appeared.

When Countess Lee Chester was 18 years old, a young man came to the castle. At that time, the man was wearing a gorgeous coat and was alone. He said that he was going hunting. After passing by, he felt thirsty and wanted to borrow a glass of water. Countess Lee Chester not only gave him water to drink, but also fell in love with this handsome and elegant man. He was also persuaded to live in his house. But what the countess Lee Chester didn't understand was that the young gentleman never wanted to tell her name. But Countess Lee Chester still tried her best to make him happy these days in the castle.

Five days later, in the morning, the gentleman found Countess Lee Chester and told her that he was leaving. Countess Lee Chester was very sad. She told the gentleman in tears and heard the truth of Countess Lee Chester. The gentleman was still determined to leave, but before going out, he gave Countess Lee Chester a deep kiss and told her that maybe one day he would come back for her, hoping that Countess Lee Chester would still be beautiful.

When the gentleman left, Countess Lee Chester was gradually depressed in the long thought. The housekeeper who watched her grow up didn't want to see such Countess Lee Chester, so she took her to see the local priest, hoping to help her find the man, but even the priest had no way, because she couldn't find the man at all, so Countess Lee Chester was waiting Yu Zhong fell ill in bed. The housekeeper looked at Countess Lee Chester's face getting paler and paler. She was very worried until one day she didn't know where to hear that the girl's blood could refresh people's spirits and restore their beauty.

So the housekeeper killed the youngest maid in the family, gave her blood to the countess, and washed her body with it. In this way, the countess's spirit is getting better and better day by day, and people are becoming more and more beautiful. But the housekeeper found that Countess Lee Chester was infatuated with blood, and in order to wait until the beloved man was still young and beautiful, she began to shower with the girl's blood every day, while the housekeeper kept looking for young and beautiful girls for Countess Lee Chester in case she needed them.

After that, Countess Lee Chester would hold a dance in her castle every night, inviting gentlemen from all countries, hoping to see her lover again one day. Unfortunately, Countess Lee Chester was burned alive in her bathroom after the outbreak of the great revolution