The moral and symbol of the story

First of all, meaning

1, courage, strength, independence

Because success is a strong animal, it symbolizes courage, strength and independence. It represents indomitable willpower and strong character, and can persevere in the face of difficulties and setbacks and never give up.

2. Protection and safety

In ancient times, Xi was regarded as being able to suppress evil beasts, so it also symbolized protection and security. People believe that under its protection, evil things can't be approached, which can bring peace and good luck to people.

3. Harvest and prosperity

In ancient culture, it was also regarded as a symbol of harvest and prosperity. This is because rhinoceros has strong vitality and reproductive ability in nature, which means abundance and prosperity.

4. Wisdom and understanding

Rhinoceros is also regarded as a symbol of wisdom and understanding in some cultures. This may be because rhinoceros has a big head, similar to human head, sharp eyes and unique wisdom.

Second, the symbol

1, auspicious

In ancient times, rhinoceros was a symbol of good luck. According to legend, when there is peace and prosperity, rhinos will appear. Therefore, people think that the appearance of rhinoceros indicates the coming of auspicious, happy and prosperous times.

2. Strength and courage

Because rhinoceros is a strong and fierce animal with strong offensive and defensive ability, it also symbolizes strength and courage. In ancient wars, the skin and horns of rhinoceros were used as materials for making armor and weapons, representing strong fighting capacity and fearless courage.

3. Dignity and majesty

In ancient culture, rhinoceros was also regarded as a symbol of nobility and majesty. In the court, rhinoceros horn is used as a material to make precious handicrafts, representing nobility and luxury. At the same time, the image of rhinoceros is also used to decorate palaces, temples and other buildings to demonstrate strictness and sacredness.

4. Independence and unyielding

Because rhinoceros is a solitary animal and does not depend on other animals for survival, it also symbolizes the spirit of independence and unyielding. In literary works, rhinoceros is often portrayed as a persevering and indomitable figure, constantly fighting for survival.

The cultural influence of "children"

1, artistic creation

Because of its unique image and rich implication, it is often used as the theme of artistic creation. In painting, sculpture, handicrafts and other fields. Artists often create according to prototypes to express their praise for themes such as courage, strength, independence, protection and prosperity.

2. Literature and legends

In ancient literature, poetry is often used as a symbol or metaphor to express the author's thoughts and feelings. For example, in the classic of mountains and seas and other ancient documents, children are described as beasts or monsters, with magical power, intertwined with historical figures, myths and legends, enriching the connotation of literary works.

3. Religion and belief

In Chinese religions, such as Taoism, the image of god is used as a pattern to protect sacred animals or spells, implying sacred and mysterious power. In folk beliefs, rhinoceros horn is also considered to have the function of exorcising evil spirits, and is used as an amulet or a thing in a town house.

4. Cultural inheritance

As a part of China traditional culture, children have been passed down for thousands of years. In modern society, although rhinoceros has been extinct, legends, stories and implications about rhinoceros are still circulated among the people and become an important part of China culture.