The Geomantic Meaning of Taoist Characters
2. The second son, Yazi, was aggressive and murderous all his life. The knife ring, the handle and the dragon throat are all portraits of it. After decorating the image of the dragon, these weapons add awesome power. It is not only decorated on the weapons of famous soldiers in the battlefield, but also widely used in ceremonial weapons and court guards, making it more dignified and solemn.
The dragon head is a jackal, strong-willed, brave and aggressive, always with a sword in his mouth, glaring, engraved on the knife ring and hilt to increase strength. As the saying goes, the virtue of a meal will be repaid, and the resentment will be repaid. Artistry has become the embodiment of all evil.
The third son sneers at the wind and looks like a beast. He has good opportunities and hopes in his life. The lion's head on the prison door is his portrait, and the animals in the corner of the temple platform are his portraits. These animals line up at the front of the vertical ridge. The animals are led by a "fairy" riding a bird, followed by dragons, phoenixes, lions, Tianma, seahorses, dragons, horses, bulls and other animals. Their placement has a strict hierarchy, and only the Hall of Supreme Harmony in the Forbidden City in Beijing can have all kinds, and the number of auxiliary halls should be reduced accordingly. Mocking the wind not only symbolizes auspiciousness, beauty and majesty, but also means to deter demons and eliminate disasters. The placement of Mockingwind makes the shape of the whole palace rigorous and changeable, achieving the harmony of solemnity and vividness, and the unity of grandeur and exquisiteness, adding a mysterious atmosphere to the towering palace.
Zisi doesn't always look like a coiled dragon, but Buron is very young, and he has been growling all his life. The dragon-shaped animal button on the Hong Zhong is its portrait. I didn't always live by the sea. Although he is a dragon, he is always afraid of giant whales. As soon as the whale attacked, it roared in fear. According to its "easy to sing" characteristics, "every bell should make a loud sound", that is, the cloth wheel should be cast into a bell button and the wooden pestle that rings the bell should be made into a whale shape. When ringing the bell, let the whale hit the cloth wheel again and again, making it "ring into the sky" and "sound alone"
5. Wuzi, also known as Jin Yan and Ling Yan. Sister-in-law is another name for a lion, so she looks like a lion. She likes to be quiet all her life, like smoking and sitting at the foot of the incense burner. The foot ornaments on the Buddha's seat and incense burner are its portraits, which were introduced to China with Buddhism. Because the Buddha Sakyamuni is known as the "fearless lion", people naturally arrange him in the Buddha's seat, or carve him on an incense burner to enjoy the incense. In addition, sister-in-law is also the seat of Manjusri Bodhisattva, and there is also a temple dedicated to sister-in-law on Wutai Mountain in Manjusri Bodhisattva Dojo. Because my sister-in-law is the fifth son of the dragon,
Therefore, this temple is called Wu Ye Temple, which has a great influence in the local area.
By the Northern and Southern Dynasties, Buddhism had been widely used in China. This style was created by China folk artists, which makes it have the traditional style of China. Later, he became the fifth son of the dragon, and his layout was mostly in front of the Buddha and Bodhisattva sitting cross-legged or cross-legged. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the dragon-shaped decoration in the middle of the collar of the stone lion or bronze lion is also an image of the lion entering the tiger's mouth, which makes the traditional China gate lion more powerful.
6. Liuzi, also known as Bawang, looks like a turtle. Their life is very heavy and their strength is endless. The tortoise under the monument is their portrait.
Legend has it that in ancient times, it often carried three mountains and five mountains to make waves. After being conquered by Yu Xia, he obeyed Dayu's command, pushed mountains and dug ditches, and dredged rivers, which made great contributions to Yu Xia. After the success of water control, Dayu was worried that he would run around again, so he moved to a huge stone tablet with indomitable spirit engraved on it and told him to carry it. The heavy stone tablet prevented him from walking casually. So China's stone tablets are mostly carried by it.
The dam is very similar to the tortoise, but there is still a difference when you look closely. Bazaar has a row of teeth, but the tortoise doesn't. The number and shape of nail plates under the dam and on the tortoise shell are also different. Bullies, also known as stone turtles, are symbols of longevity and good luck.
It is always struggling to move forward with its head held high, its four feet desperately propped up, struggling to move forward, but unable to move. The pedestals of some famous stone tablets in China are carried by Ba Xia, which can be seen in the forest of steles and some historical sites.
7. Qizi Armadillo, also called Chater, looks like a tiger. It is strong, good at prison litigation, but strong. People carved it on the prison door, so there is a folk saying that the tiger's head was tied. The tiger-shaped decoration above the prison door is its portrait. Others say that it upholds justice, can distinguish right from wrong and is impartial. In addition, its image is majestic, so it is also placed on the top of the two cards that officials patrol and avoid, in order to maintain the awe-inspiring atmosphere of the court.
8. Eight sons are guilty and have a good life. They are like dragons and elegant poems. They are coiled around the top or sides of the stone tablet. Their portraits are on the stone tablets on both sides of Longwen.
China's inscriptions have a long history and rich contents. Some shapes are simple, smooth and bright, and light can be used as a guide.
Some are exquisitely carved, with elegant words and vivid pens; There are also some famous poems and stone carvings, which are well-known throughout the ages. But she loves this inscription with artistic brilliance, and she is willing to turn it into a dragon pattern to set off these literary treasures handed down from generation to generation and decorate the pedestal more elegantly and beautifully. They are intertwined with each other and seem to be creeping slowly, which is more spectacular in coordination with the base.
9. Kissing the youngest son, also known as tail or kiss, is a fish-shaped dragon (also said to be like a lizard with its tail cut off). It is a dragon-shaped spineater with a wide and rough mouth, which is easy to swallow all its life. The tail-rolling bibcock at both ends of the temple spine is its portrait, that is, the animal head shape of the temple spine.
In Buddhist scriptures, kissing is something under the rain god, which can put out fires. Therefore, putting it on both ends of the roof can also eliminate disasters and put out fires. According to legend, it was introduced from India with Buddhism around the Northern and Southern Dynasties. It is something under the rain god in Buddhist scriptures, which can put out fires. So the kiss was changed, so it was placed at both ends of the roof to eliminate disasters and put out fires.