1. The Oriental Dragon, a totem of the Chinese nation since ancient times, has the meaning of the throne. In China after ancient times, those with double horns were called dragons, and those with single horns were called jiao; The horned ones are stingers. In ancient times, there were often large and small Ssangyong in Yu Pei, which were called mother-child stingers. Legend has it that the dragon gives birth to nine products, namely: the eldest son jails cattle with good music; The second son is easy to kill; The third son had a narrow squeak; The four sons are good at bearing the burden; Wuzi is litigious; Six children kiss and swallow well; Seven sons are gluttonous for food; Eight sons of gold are good fireworks; Nine-child pu prison sounds good. Among the nine dragons, only the four sons are good at bearing heavy loads. They are like turtles in appearance and dragons in head, and they are called stele beasts. They are called dragon turtles by the people. It is said that Nu Wa used her four feet to prop up the sky that was knocked down by workers. Because the dragon turtle is good at carrying loads, it means that it can stop disasters and reduce disasters for people, and it has the function of revitalizing the family and protecting all beings. In folk, the dragon is a metaphor for a man. At present, it has become the most distinguished mascot representative in the eyes of Chinese people. It is a symbol of SHEN WOO, strength, Excellence and wealth management.
2. Magic, also known as Tianlu and exorcism. It is a kind of god beast in the ancient myths and legends of China. It has a dragon head, a horse body and a lion's feet, and it is shaped like a lion, with a gray coat and can fly. Fierce and mighty, it is responsible for the patrol work in the sky to prevent monsters, plagues and diseases from disturbing the heaven. It is an ancient auspicious beast with a single horn and a double horn. The one-horned one is called Tianlu, and the two-horned one is called to ward off evil spirits.
3. Phoenix, the "king of birds", is also the most famous lucky bird in ancient China. The prototype of the chicken in the zodiac is Phoenix, which was originally masculine, and was also called the sun bird. It also has the characteristic of regaining its weight from the fire, so it is also called the fire phoenix, just like the immortal birds in the west. According to the records of ancient books, phoenix is a beautiful bird, and with its singing and manners as the king of birds, it can bring auspiciousness to the world, but also has? It's not the special spirituality that phoenix tree doesn't live, bamboo doesn't eat, and it's not the special spirituality that Liquan doesn't drink, but because it is? The length of the feather worm, so and? In the legend, the dragon with the length of scale worm gradually became a pair, one with variety and one with beautiful virtue, which became a complementary pair in folk customs. Moreover, because the dragon symbolizes the supreme yang, the phoenix (the phoenix is the male and the female is the phoenix), which was originally divided into yin and yang, gradually became the representative of pure yin after being opposite to the dragon.
4. The texture of the turtle and its back is dense. China people always believe that the turtle hides the secrets of heaven and earth, so it has become a mysterious animal with rich cultural connotations. At the same time, it is because turtles have a very long life span that they become a symbol of longevity. People often use "turtle age" to describe people's longevity or combine it with "crane age" to call "turtle age crane life" and "turtle crane age". Since ancient times, people believe that it can bring auspicious spirit. Turtles have become the spirit of the forerunner. Putting jade turtles can change yin and replenish yang, adjust the indoor balance of yin and yang and the natural magnetic field, and make up for luck and wealth. Using jade turtles in the town house can be safe, auspicious and rich.
5. Kirin is called the "Five Spirits" together with raccoon dog (p? xi ū), phoenix, dragon and tortoise, and Kirin is the first of the "Five Spirits". As early as the Zhou Dynasty, there was a legend of Kirin in China. The most detailed record is the book "Mao Shi Zheng Yi", which says: "Lin, moose body, horse foot, oxtail, yellow hair, round hoof, and meat at the corner-". Legend has it that Kirin is a virtuous and benevolent beast, with gentle personality, no insects, no grass, horns on its head and raw meat on its horns. Therefore, emperors of all dynasties loved Lin and regarded its appearance as the Chery of the country to show their imperial power and show their clarity.