In the traditional culture of China, dragons, phoenixes, turtles, unicorns and animals are generally called auspicious animals. Five kinds of animals have different meanings and bear the beautiful sustenance of China's traditional thought. Therefore, exorcism and blessing are very common in palaces, officialdom and some installations.
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Interpretation by reference:
1, a symbol of auspicious animals, such as Kirin. (Northern Zhou Dynasty) Yu Xin's "Song of Sacrifice to the Five Emperors in the Zhou Dynasty and Yunmen Dance in Bai Di": "Rui beast shines on frost, Rui bird reflects snow." Sui Shu's Emperor Gaozu Ji Shang: "Animals and birds are famous in the garden." (Ming) Wang Hong's "Kirin Fu": "Guangdong has a Swiss beast named Lin."
2. It refers to an animal-shaped incense burner. (Tang) Luo Yin's poem "Dou Shangshu Xuanzhou Send Before": "Smell the golden beast three feet, dance with snow and be beautiful." (Song) Ge's poem "The 80th Celebration of Xijiang Moon" says: "The fragrance of auspicious animals is light, and the embroidered curtain of Huatang hangs low."
Make sentences:
1, Qixin, Four Animals of Switzerland and Qi Xin work together to share the fruits with all Swiss bird spirits in the mountains, so as to make local peace and people live longer.
2. Unearthed bronze mirrors with special craftsmanship, such as Yinping Peony Mirror and Ruishou Phoenix Bird Composite Mirror, are also extremely exquisite.
3. The joyful beast is a Swiss beast, living alone and having a mysterious whereabouts. People who see the happy beast are either rich or expensive and will surely get ahead. Ancient emperors all had legends of loving animals, so the names of animals were all loving animals.