The five elements belong to the figures painted by Qi Mu.

The five elements belong to the seven paintings of wood, and the characters are as follows:

Ladle, material, cen, fork, bed, village, Du, Er, Jia, reform, lever, lever, accusation, reform, attack, estimation, valley, long, long, drought, roar, drought.

Wood, flowers, grass, trees, East, Spring, A, B, Yin, Hair, Tiger, Rabbit, Ren, Liver, Acid and Blue.

Qi: There is a beautiful jade called Qi. Its name symbolizes preciousness.

Rev: Open, enlighten and begin. It symbolizes the future and hope.

Chong: It describes New Year's Eve, which is respected and loved by people. Named after use, it symbolizes high, is admired by people, and shows high knowledge, literary talent and prestige.

Sen: There are many trees in a large area called forest. Named after use, it has many symbols and is widely spread. Happy life is for people who lack wood.

Kay: Elegant, noble, well-off, middle-aged, intelligent and brave.

Ping: Soft, natural and kind. It means grass floating on the water.

Ying: refers to the brilliance of jade, which is extended to intelligence and outstanding talent.

Dai: blue-black pigment, used by ancient women to thrush; Synonymous with women's eyebrows; Beauty.

Blue: In ancient times, black was blue; In modern times, dark blue is blue. This name is used to symbolize purity. Knowledgeable, elegant and honorable, rich and prosperous, successful and prosperous.