Vermilion Bird, Black Tortoise, and Green Dragon

In traditional China culture, the Four Symbols referred to the Green Dragon, White Tiger, Vermilion Bird, and Black Tortoise. They represented the four directions of left, right, front, back, east, west, north, and south respectively. They originated from the constellation belief of the ancient China people. In the 28 constellations, the four symbols were used to divide the stars in the sky, also known as the four gods and four spirits. From this point of view, the Vermilion Bird, Black Tortoise, and Green Dragon Four Symbols Painting should integrate the three elements of the Vermilion Bird, Black Tortoise, and Green Dragon into one picture. Through painting or other forms, they could display their image, position, and relationship in traditional cultural concepts. For example, in the product of the combination of ancient mythology and astronomy, the green dragon was Shaoyang, the vermilion bird was Laoyang, and the black tortoise was Laoyin. They might have a specific layout and symbolic meaning in the picture according to the related concepts of yin and yang. There might also be a hand-drawn " Four Symbols Painting " that combined traditional cultural elements with modern trends, and an illustration that presented the Vermilion Bird, Xuanwu, and Green Dragon in a modern aesthetic way. " The Legend of White Feather: A Long Way to Immortality " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!

In ancient China astronomy, the starry sky was divided into three walls, four signs, and twenty-eight constellations. The four signs were the green dragon, white tiger, rosefinch, and black tortoise, which formed an important part of the star map. The earliest astrologers divided the sky into four parts, which corresponded to the combination of constellations in different directions. The Azure Dragon represented the east, the White Tiger represented the west, the Vermilion Bird represented the south, and the Black Tortoise represented the north. This division was used for years and astrology. When abnormal celestial phenomena passed through a corresponding sky area, ancient astrologers could use this to predict good or bad luck and deal with it in advance. For example, according to the corresponding laws of heaven, earth, and man, constellations could correspond to regions and be used for astrology predictions. In addition to astronomy, these concepts related to astrology were also integrated into many fields such as geomancy, Taoism, and traditional Chinese medicine theory. They were also the original symbols of China traditional culture. They were widely used in architectural decoration (such as the huge hollow high embossed carved with four divine patterns in the Han Dynasty, which was used in the stone carvings of the four gates of Maoling to represent the Heavenly Dao, palaces, temples, gardens, etc.) and folk beliefs. "The Legend of White Feather: A Long Way to Immortality" was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!

Among the traditional Chinese medicine herbs, Qinglong was the dry stem of the grass, middle or equisetum of the ephedra family, which was mainly used to treat lung diseases. Its joints were converged and its stem was scattered. Rosefinch was the dried ripe fruit of jujube of the rhamnacea family, which was mainly used to produce saliva and nourish yin. Xuanwu was the processed product of the root of aconitum carmichaeli of the ranunculacea family. Jiangyou, Sichuan Province was its authentic production area. It had the effect of strengthening heat, strengthening heart and strengthening yang. Among them, raw acorn root was mainly used to strengthen heart, and roasted acorn root was mainly used to strengthen yang. " The Legend of White Feather: A Long Way to Immortality " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!

Some TV series involved elements such as the Vermilion Bird, the Black Tortoise, and the Azure Dragon. For example, the male protagonist of "The Legend of Heavenly Fire" accidentally came into contact with the secrets of the four ancient divine beasts (including the Vermilion Bird, the Green Dragon, etc.) and began to explore. There was also a story in which Erlang God and the four spirits of the Green Dragon, White Tiger, Vermilion Bird, and Black Tortoise were bewitched when they were executing the law in the Heavenly Court and were sent into an alternate dimension. Erlang God needed to find the four spirits to defeat the evil chaos son. Although the specific name of the TV series was not mentioned, it contained the elements of these divine beasts. "The Legend of White Feather: A Long Way to Immortality" was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!

I recommend " Douluo: Is there a problem with a Slime as a martial soul " by Giant Little Meow. The male protagonist Cuttlefish's martial soul was Slime. He was an orphan and wanted to usurp the throne. The female lead Hu Liena was a love brain, and there was also the crazy teacher Bibi Dong. " I've Overthrown the Strange World " is super good. Author Xiao Ming, get out. The male protagonist, Gu Yan, was 14 years old and had a dark heart. There was also the cute and dangerous Gu Yu, the Yuan Devouring Beast Ju Bao, Yue Buyun, Cang Tianxue, Ye Huihuang, and other unique characters. The writing was good and the plot was compact. Although there were some bugs, it was still worth watching. " Longevity Begins from Whale Hunting ", written by Dark Star. The male protagonist, Bai Xuan, was reborn with the Longevity Dao Tree on his back. He cultivated on different paths of Dao and unlocked various skills. It was very exciting. Dao Bone, created by Yun Moyue. Xuan had transmigrated to the world of Taoism and possessed the body of a Draconic Warrior to cultivate. This world had a hierarchy of Daoists and Draconic Warriors. It was a pretty good cultivation text. The Vermilion Bird, an early classic. This was the history of the growth of a young demon and immortal. It had a Buddhist and Taoist cultural background. The writing was good, the plot was imaginative, and it was very warm. It was highly recommended. " The Legend of White Feather: A Long Way to Immortality " was equally exciting. Everyone was welcome to click and read it!

The Green Dragon, White Tiger, Vermillion Bird, and Black Tortoise were known as the Four Divine Beasts. They were also known as the Four Spirits, Four Images, Four Dimensions, and Four Beasts. They originated from the ancient animal totem belief. The four originated from the worship of the stars in ancient times. At first, they were four spiritual beasts used to symbolize direction. The ancients divided the starry sky into three walls, four images, and twenty-eight constellations. They were the four images outside the three walls. They were composed of different constellations and corresponded to different directions (the Green Dragon corresponded to the east, the White Tiger corresponded to the west, the Vermillion Bird corresponded to the south, and the Black Tortoise corresponded to the north). Later, it was regarded as a divine beast that controlled the seasons, representing the four seasons of spring (Azure Dragon), summer (Vermilion Bird), autumn (White Tiger), and winter (Black Tortoise). It was even raised to the status of the God of Creation. There was a saying that "the world was born, the universe was established, and the Lord of Heaven and Earth". Its image had a very high decorative value. It carried the traditional culture and spiritual content of the Chinese nation and became a symbol of the spirit of the Chinese nation. Today, it was widely used in various fields such as art design, architectural decoration, sculpture and crafts. The novel "Flood Dragon" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

In traditional China culture, the Azure Dragon represented the East, the White Tiger represented the West, the Vermilion Bird represented the South, and the Black Tortoise represented the North. On the map, the Vermilion Bird was in the south, which was directly in front of him; the Xuanwu was in the north, which was directly behind him; the Azure Dragon was in the east, which was on the left; and the White Tiger was in the west, which was on the right. The positioning of the four mythical beasts reflected the ancient China understanding of direction, orientation, and related cultural symbolic meanings. It was widely reflected in many fields such as geomancy, architectural design, literature and art. The novel " Flood Dragon " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!