the black sun twining novel

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read this novel. It could potentially be about a mysterious 'black sun' and some kind of entwining or interweaving of events, characters or concepts related to it.

As I'm not acquainted with this novel, it's difficult to name the main characters. However, in a story about a 'black sun twining', we can assume there might be a central character, perhaps a young and curious person, who stumbles upon the mystery of the black sun. There could be other supporting characters like an old sage who holds the secrets of the black sun's significance, and a group of skeptics who don't believe in the power or existence of the black sun and constantly oppose the main character's journey to uncover the truth.

Because of its continuous structure, the twining pattern had the meaning of "endless life" and symbolized good fortune. The lotus flower was a symbol of purity and beauty. The lotus flower in the pattern was usually depicted in a state of full bloom, implying the power of life and a beautiful future. Like the traditional pattern, it also represented the continuity of time, life, and endurance. Lotus flowers were regarded as a symbol of longevity and happiness in Eastern culture, so the pattern was also regarded as a decorative element to pray for longevity and happiness. In Buddhism, the lotus flower was also a symbol of Buddha's wisdom.

Twining patterns had already appeared in the Song Dynasty, and the earliest could even be traced back to the Warring States Period. The twining pattern used the stems or vines of plants as the skeleton, forming a wavy and curly flower pattern. It had the meaning of " one life gives birth to two, two gives birth to three, and three gives birth to all things." The Entangling Branch Pattern was also known as the " Entangling Branch Flower " and " Longevity Vine ". In the Song Dynasty, the pattern of entangled branches was widely used. For example, the pattern of entangled branches and lotus had been widely used in architecture, painting, embroidery, and blue and white porcelain since the Song Dynasty. The peony pattern on Song Dynasty porcelain was also the main pattern on Song Dynasty porcelain. With peony flowers as the theme, it was connected with vines and grass-like branches and leaves. The structure was continuous and had the meaning of "endless growth".

The twining pattern used the branches or vines of the plant as the skeleton, which was repeated up, down, or left and right to form a two-sided continuous or four-sided continuous pattern, while the folding pattern was to intercept a branch or part of the flower, which looked like a broken flower branch. The twining pattern emphasized continuity and regularity, while the folding pattern emphasized the shape of a single flower.