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The divine beast on the roof was a sculpture placed on the roof of a house, palace, and other buildings in ancient Chinese traditional architecture. The divine beasts on the roof included dragons, phoenixes, lions, pegasi, seahorses, suanni, fish, xiezhi, bullfighting, and walking. The image and number of these mythical beasts may vary in different ancient buildings, but they all have the function of decorating beauty, protecting buildings, and symbolizing good luck. The mythical beasts on the roof were one of the auspicious beasts of ancient Chinese architecture. Their existence made the building more magnificent and magnificent, and also demonstrated the ancient Chinese people's pursuit of mysterious power and auspicious meaning.

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The little beast on the roof had a rich meaning: 1. [Dragon: It represents the supreme nobility. It was regarded as an auspicious symbol in the Tang and Song Dynasties. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it symbolized the emperor. At the same time, it had the meaning of carrying water and suppressing fire.] 2. " Phoenix: A person who symbolizes nobility and holiness. It is a symbol of auspicious luck and also a substitute for the queen. In the past, it was also used as a metaphor for a person with holiness. 3. Lion: represents bravery and majesty. When it roars, the beasts will be subdued. It is the king of the mountain. In the temple, it has the meaning of protecting the Buddha and shows the infinite power of Buddhism. 4. Pegasus, symbolizing mighty virtue reaching the sky and the sea, reaching all directions. 5. [Seahorse: Able to walk on the surface of the sea.] 6. Suan Ni: According to ancient records, it is a beast of the same kind as the lion. It is also said to be one of the nine sons of the dragon. Legend has it that it can eat tigers and leopards and has the meaning of following hundreds of beasts. 7. Escort fish: It has two legs. In ancient times, there was a saying that "the military letter is escorted to". It was specially used to deliver letters to the Dragon King. 8. Xie Zhi: It is a single-horned divine beast. When it sees something wrong, it touches it and is responsible for correcting it. 9. Bullfighting: one of the twenty-eight constellations. It was in charge of the divine star in the north. The ancients believed that the east belonged to wood, the west belonged to metal, the south belonged to fire, and the north belonged to water. Bullfighting was in the north and controlled water, which meant that water could restrain fire. 10. The god of rain in the legends. These small beasts ensured the safety and stability of the building from a physical and mental level, implying the stability and beauty of life. The novel, Drunken Golden Cup, is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

Among the small beasts on the ridge of the roof, the immortal riding the crane was ranked first at the end of the ridge, which was called "Immortal Showing the Way". After the immortal, the divine beasts were dragon, phoenix, lion, pegasus, seahorse, suanni, yayu, xiezhi, bullfight, and xing shi. These small animals were an important part of the roofs of traditional China buildings. Different small animals had different symbolic meanings. For example, dragons liked to look around, phoenixes symbolized noble and virtuous people, and lions represented bravery and dignity. The number of small beasts was determined by the level of the building. The higher the level of the building, the more small beasts there were. Generally, they were set in odd numbers such as 3, 5, 7, and so on. The maximum number was 11. However, in some places, this rule was not so strict. The order and number of beasts were not customized, and the appearance was more varied. The novel, Drunken Golden Cup, is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!