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There is a record in Hanshu Biography of the Western Regions: "Mount Wu is divided into peach, lion and rhinoceros". Meng Kang said, "Peach blossoms bloom, and a day's fuba is like a deer's tail. One horn is called Tianlu, and the other two horns are called Evil God. " Fighting evil is fighting.
According to ancient records, the brave is a beast, one of the five auspicious beasts in ancient times (except dragon, phoenix, turtle and unicorn), and is called lucky beast. The brave was once the totem of two ancient clans. Legend has it that he helped the Emperor Yanhuang to fight, and was named "Tianlu Beast", which means to be blessed by God. It is designed for the emperor to protect treasures, and it is also a symbol of the royal family. It is called "Dibao". It is also called "exorcism" because it specializes in eating wild animals to ward off evil spirits. Ancient China Feng Shui masters believed that the brave were auspicious beasts who turned disasters into blessings.
However, some ancient poets used the word "brave" to express bravery. The wife of Xu Junbao, a poetess in the Southern Song Dynasty, wrote a poem "The Prosperity of Korean Merchants in Man Ting", in which she said that "once the sword and soldiers are raised together, millions of brave people" is said to be a fierce beast, referring to Yuan Bing. The entries in Xinhua Dictionary are as follows: ① A fierce beast in ancient books; (2) metaphor brave army. It can be seen that animals are not necessarily wild animals.
Two kinds of beasts in ancient books. "Yizhoushu Zhou Zhu": "The mountain is deep, is tiger and leopard desirable?" Historical Records of the Five Emperors: "Xuanyuan, teach bears?" Tiger, fighting with Emperor Yan in the wild of Hanquan. "Sima Zhen Suoyin:" These six beasts can teach war. "Liaodong people call it a white bear. Male, female, so the ancients repeatedly cited it. "
Duolian is used to describe a brave soldier. "Wang Tombstone" said: "General, you must not be arrogant. After writing the poem Chronicle in Qing Dynasty, he said, "Take a thief unprepared and walk bravely at night." Liu Yazi's "Reading History" No.7: "The greenwood family has a family, and the children are upper class. "
If there is a wild animal in front of you, you will carry it. -"Book of Rites Quli"
It is a metaphor for brave troops and brave soldiers.
Ming and Liu straightened out the "Send Yuan Huanzhong (the son of Yuan Huanzhong) the salary of Governor Ning Yuan": "The time spent with him is different.
The south bank is mostly brave, and there are more stone lions on the north bank. The stone lions on both sides of the main entrance of most banks in the north are left and right, and the male lion opens his mouth and looks at the believers coming and going; The lioness keeps her mouth shut to protect her children, which shows the characteristics of traditional society that men are superior to women and perform their duties.
The written record "Yizhoushu Zhou Zhu": "The mountain is deep, what is the tiger and leopard?
Historical Records of the Five Emperors: "Xuanyuan, teach bears?" Tiger, fighting with Emperor Yan in the wild of Hanquan. "
Sima Zhen's Suoyin: "These six beasts can teach war."
Tsui Hark's Animals: "It looks like a tiger, or it looks like a bear, and its fur is gray." Liaodong people call it the white bear. Men say women are jealous, so the ancients cited it again. " ? [2]?
Biography of Yuan-The brave first.
"Wang Tombstone" said: "General, don't be arrogant."
The second wedge of Wang Shifu's "The West Chamber" in Yuan Dynasty: "Yang Wei unified millions of people and sat on the edge."
Ming and Liu settled the matter of "sending Yuan Huanzhong (son) to the governor Ningyuan for reimbursement": "It's different if you make fun."
The poem at the end of Luo Guanzhong's Romance of the Three Kingdoms: "Cao Cao is autocratic in the Prime Minister's Office, handsome and elegant; Threatened by the emperor, the princes always led the Middle Town. "
After writing a poem "Chronicle" in the Qing Dynasty, he said, "Take a thief unprepared and walk bravely at night."
Liu Yazi's seventh "Reading History": "The greenwood family has a home, and the children are upper class."