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Auspicious beasts, as the name suggests, are auspicious beasts. They are both a symbol of good luck and a representative of evil. The ancients believed that ferocious beasts can ward off evil and ward off disasters, so they were worshiped and loved. Due to their own characteristics, animals are With her pleasing appearance, she has been labeled as a symbol of various auspiciousness and is also deeply loved by people. There are also jade ornaments of auspicious animals in jade carvings, but their meanings are different. How much do you know about the meanings of the following 50 auspicious animals?
1. Dragon
Is the god of animals, able to make clouds and rain, benefit all things, and benefit from favorable winds. It is a symbol of bravery, authority and nobility. It has been used by royal families of all dynasties and is now regarded by the people as a sacred, auspicious and auspicious object. Together with the phoenix, it means dragon and phoenix are auspicious.
2. Phoenix
The incarnation of auspiciousness, together with the sun phoenix tree, symbolizes the rising sun of Danfeng. The head of a hundred birds symbolizes beauty and peace. It is regarded as the representative of the highest female in the royal family. Matched with the dragon, it is a symbol of auspiciousness and joy.
3. Pixiu
According to legend, Pixiu is an auspicious animal that attracts wealth and blessings. It is the son of the Kowloon. It has a mighty dragon head, a strong horse body, and powerful and huge lin feet. From a distance, it looks like a dragon. Like a lion, it can swallow everything and never release it. Therefore, it has the meaning of receiving wealth from all directions and protecting a safe life. Therefore, there is a saying among the people that "if you touch Pixiu, your fortune will be strong, if you touch Pixiu again, your fortune will be rolling, and if you touch Pixiu three times, your fortune will be smooth." Pixiu is also a beast that can turn disaster into auspiciousness, and can pray for good luck and ward off evil spirits!
4. Golden Toad
There is an old saying: "If a family has a golden toad, it will bring continuous wealth." As an auspicious animal that attracts wealth, the golden toad can spit out money, which symbolizes attracting wealth, making wealth, gathering wealth, and making a fortune. It is a feng shui instrument used in folk beliefs to attract wealth. It has three legs, the Big Dipper on its back, two strings of copper coins in its mouth, and two Tai Chi instruments on its head. It is an auspicious thing.
5. Frog
Since primitive society, frogs have been regarded as worshiped by people, and their pictures are painted on various utensils to pray for Najib. The sound of the frog also means croaking to bring wealth, which can help bring you lots of money! In addition, the frog is the messenger of rain and a symbol of fertility. Having this ornament not only blesses you with many children and good fortune, but also blesses you with good weather and abundant food and clothing.
6. Qilin
Qilin is a mythical beast in ancient Chinese myths and legends. The male is named Qilin and the female is named Lin. They are collectively called Qilin. It has a gentle temperament, does not hurt people and animals, and does not trample flowers and plants, so it is called a benevolent beast. It is the lord of peace and longevity. In Feng Shui, Qilin also has the function of promoting future generations. Therefore, there has been a folk saying since ancient times that "Qilin sends children", which means that children sent by Qilin must be virtuous ministers.
7. Crane
In ancient times, the crane was "under one bird and above ten thousand birds", second only to the Phoenix as the "first-grade bird", and the official uniform of first-grade officials in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The woven pattern is the "crane". At the same time, the crane is the leader of the Yu clan because of its immortal spirit. It has been called the "first-grade bird" since ancient times, which means the first. The crane is also the most noble bird among birds. Legend has it that it has a lifespan of thousands of years, representing longevity and wealth.
8. Dragon turtle
Dragon turtle has a dragon head and a turtle body. It is said to be the incarnation of the dragon god and the spirit turtle. Therefore, it combines the divinity of the dragon and the turtle, and has more Spiritual auspicious energy can ward off evil spirits, control evil spirits, relieve disasters, control homes, attract wealth, gather wealth, and attract noble people. It is also a symbol of power and longevity. In ancient times, turtles were used as sacrificial objects to gods. According to legend, they had the ability to predict peace and disaster. The ancients liked to use the Jade Dragon Turtle to guard their houses and ensure peace.
9. The divine turtle
The turtle is one of the four auspicious spirits "dragon, phoenix, turtle, and lin" and is a symbol of benevolence and longevity. "Book of Rites" refers to turtles, dragons, phoenixes and scales as the "four dragons", which are treasures that can ward off evil spirits, eliminate disasters, and bring wealth to the house. The texture of the turtle's back represents the secrets of the heavenly stems and earthly branches, hiding the secrets of heaven and earth. From the perspective of Feng Shui, the curvature of the turtle shell is like a mirror, so the turtle shell can be used to remove evil spirits. In addition, the turtle is a long-lived animal. It was listed as an auspicious animal in ancient times and can help the health of the family. The five elements of the turtle belong to water, and the jade turtle has more aura, which not only increases longevity and wealth!
10. In the North Sea, turtles live long, and Xuan Ming has become a symbol of immortality. Ming Jian is also in the north, so he is the god of the north. Xuanwu can also consult the underworld and ask for divination, so Xuanwu is different from the other three spirits. Xuanwu attracts wealth and has been used as a patron saint since ancient times.
11. Brave lion
It means bravery, and two lions mean everything goes well. One big lion and one small lion represent a great master and a young master, which means a high position and a high position.
12. Tiger
The tiger is one of the four auspicious animals among the people. It can drive away evil spirits, avoid disasters and ensure peace. Moreover, the tiger is also the king of beasts and a natural leader. The king's demeanor, so the highest power military talisman given by ancient emperors to generals is called the tiger talisman. The leaders of various tribes also use the tiger as a symbol of leadership.
13. Chilong
The legendary dragon without horns is also called Chihu or grass dragon. In ancient culture, Chihu represents divine martial arts, strength, power, and kingly demeanor; it is extremely changeable and can drive away evil spirits and avoid disasters; it has a beautiful and auspicious meaning.
14. Monkey
In the tradition of Chinese culture, the monkey has always been a representative of wisdom and courage. The monkey is clever and agile. It is an auspicious animal that combines wisdom and courage, symbolizing Proud in officialdom, rising through the ranks, scoring high in exams, and ranking among the best. "Monkey" is homophonic to "Hou", so the monkey climbing on the horse means that he will be granted a title immediately, and his talent will be appreciated. The monkey holding the peach means longevity for the golden monkey.
15. Carp
< p>The carp jumping over the dragon's gate is a metaphor for success such as being promoted or getting promoted. Later, it was also used as a metaphor for going against the current; working hard.16. Goldfish
Fish. It can be regarded as the oldest ornamental fish in the world and has always been loved by people. The homophone of goldfish is "gold and jade", so it has the meaning of wealth and beauty such as "gold and jade". In addition, in ancient China, "gold" was often used to describe girls and "jade". "It is a metaphor for a boy, and "a house full of gold and jade" also means a house full of children and abundant heirs.
17. Reindeer
It is a long-lived fairy animal that often protects the Ganoderma lucidum fairy together with cranes and longevity stars. Grass, which means "lu", means longevity and prosperity. Together with officials, it means getting an official position and receiving a salary.
18. Parrots
It means longevity in birds. The longest longevity bird.
19. Swan
Because of the swan’s white feathers, beautiful body, moving voice and loyal behavior, people invariably call white. The swan is a symbol of purity, loyalty, and nobility.
20. Magpie
People’s good impression of magpies comes from the legend of the good news. The magpie has a loud and sweet cry, and its name There is also the word "xi" in it, which makes people happy. As an auspicious bird, the magpie is a common carving pattern in Hetian jade. The magpie in Hetian jade means auspiciousness, such as joy on the eyebrows, joy in front of the eyes, joy in heaven and earth, double happiness, etc. , giving people good hope
21. Bats
Bat has always been regarded as an auspicious thing. Because bat is a homophonic word for blessing, it brings blessing, happiness, and good luck. The beautiful meaning of endless happiness. Bats are often used as jade carving themes and are loved by ancestors throughout the ages.
22. Elephants
In According to myths and legends, elephants are born from shaking stars and can herald spiritual auspiciousness. The ancient Buddha descended from the sky on an elephant. It is also said that elephants are the mounts of Samantabhadra Bodhisattva, which are said to herald spiritual auspiciousness. In traditional Chinese culture, Because the words "xiang" and "xiang" are homophonic, the elephant is endowed with more auspicious meanings, such as peace, good luck, renewal of everything, etc.
23. Rooster
Because "rooster" and "auspicious" are homophonic, and "crown" and "official" are homophonic, and because of the saying "a rooster sings and the world is white", rooster also means a blockbuster, and the rooster's comb also means official. Therefore, the chicken often means good luck, good luck in career, and promotion. It means good luck and good luck to the five children.
< p>24. EgretThe egret has brightly colored feathers and the male and female are inseparable. In ancient times, they were called "equal birds", symbolizing the love between husband and wife and never being separated. Being together with the lotus symbolizes unity along the way.
p>25. Yuanyang
In the eyes of the ancients, Yuanyang symbolizes loyalty and eternal love. It is an example of loving each other without separation. Because, it is said that once a mandarin and a duck couple together, they will never leave each other for life. If they are widowed, the other partner will no longer pursue another female bird and will die alone. The meaning of the raindrops is to love each other and never leave each other.
26. Crab
The crab on the crab has eight legs, and the eight legs are horizontal. Eight is a homophonic sound, which means getting rich. Secondly, the crab also symbolizes wealth coming from all directions and good fortune. Crabs turn red when cooked, symbolizing good luck and good luck. The eight legs of the crab are on the ground, which means that everything is stable and rising step by step.
The crab has a large and long body, walks sideways, and is full of domineering power. It has the meaning of traveling across the sea, dominating the world, and making windfall money. Since ancient times, crab has symbolized Jieyuan, that is, number one, so it symbolizes being named on the gold medal list and being talented.
27. Quail
Quails like to cuddle up and love their homes, so they also have the meaning of home and reunion. The quail is cute and full of vitality, so it symbolizes peace, auspiciousness and blessings.
28. Dragon fish
The theme of fish and dragon is a common theme of jade carvings. It is shaped like a dragon head and a fish body, which comes from the allusion of a fish leaping over a dragon gate and turning into a dragon. Also called fish transforming into dragon. It means far-reaching and far-reaching, extraordinary achievements. It is a jadeite theme with good meaning.
29. Crocodile
The crocodile appeared about 200 million years ago, at the same time as the dinosaurs, and is one of the earliest and most primitive animals discovered alive so far. The crocodile is the king of the water and can roam freely on land, implying that it can bring huge amounts of wealth by traveling across the sea of commerce. In dragon culture, dragon heads and claws evolved from crocodiles, so crocodiles also symbolize power and luck.
30. Gecko
The gecko is known as the "gong guard" and the "celestial dragon" in traditional Chinese culture. It is good at flying over eaves and walking on walls, and is considered to be able to subdue monsters. The mascot represents the elimination of demons and prosperity of the family. Moreover, the homophony of "gecko" is also homophonic with the words "avoiding disaster" and "protecting", which means keeping safe. In addition, wall is a homophone for "Bi" and tiger is a homophone for "Fu", which means happiness!
31. Lizard
As an ancient auspicious animal, lizards are known as "earth dragons" and are actually chameleons. It has the reputation of "collecting", and has the meaning of being alone in the world and making a lot of money. "Lizard" is homophonic to "career", symbolizing a successful and prosperous career. "Lizard" also has the sound of "xi", which means continuous joy and happiness falling from the sky. Because lizards have strong vitality and spend most of their time climbing and walking in high places, they also symbolize endless life and advancement!
32. Spiders
Spiders are homophones for "contentment", which means "contentment". Those who are content are always happy, making the wearer feel calm, learn to be satisfied, and learn to be content; the spider is a representative of the coming of good news, joy falls from the sky, and happy events are coming soon. It can make dissatisfaction, troubles, and sorrows go away; the spider has eight Legs, the word "8" is homophonic to "Fa", which means rolling wealth, promotion and wealth, wealth coming from all directions, and exquisite things;
33. Butterfly
Butterfly" is homophonic to "Fu Die", and it has The meaning of "butterfly" is "blessing", which means "blessing", "blessing is like the east sea", "blessing" and "longevity". ", "耋" refers to the age of seventy or eighty years old, and also refers to old age in general, so the emerald butterfly also means health and longevity, and longevity.
34. Beetles
Beetles are common among eagles, probably It has something to do with the word "Jia". Jia ranks first in the traditional Chinese heavenly stems and earthly branches, and is usually used to mean "first". From this, there are "rich Jia Tianxia" and "Shang". "Etc.", "A" and other meanings. In addition, A also means "golden armor", which can protect oneself and avoid danger.
35. Snail
Snails work hard all their lives. Walking forward, although it cannot reach the sky in one step, the snail's yearning for life is never worse than other animals, which means the pursuit of happiness; although the snail's crawling speed is slow, every step is extremely steady and does not stagger, symbolizing maturity and stability; the snail At the same time, it has super vitality, which means longevity, and the snail has its own house, which means it has a beautiful place to live and work in peace and contentment.
36. Dolphins
Dolphins are kind and intelligent in nature, symbolizing friendship, peace and peace. Pure love. At sea, sailors regard dolphins as a symbol of good luck. Encountering dolphins at sea can herald a safe return.
37. Seals
Seals are widely distributed from Antarctica. To the North Pole, from sea water to freshwater lakes, we have traveled all over the world, which means being rich all over the world; "Leopard" is pronounced "bao", which means to protect, protect and protect the owner. In addition, it is also homophonic with "Bao", which means good news comes one after another. Good news comes frequently!
38. Badger
Carving two badgers connected end to end, because badger is a homophonic word for joy, which means joy and joy.
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Aoyu is a big turtle or turtle in the sea. Nuwa made five-color stones to mend the sky, and the Aoyu was enough to stand on the four poles. Therefore, the Aoyu had the meaning of standing up against the sky and the earth during the Tang and Song Dynasties. The city walls and streets were engraved with images of turtles, and all the scholars who ranked first in the imperial examinations had to go to the imperial palace to receive their rankings.
The number one scholar stands at the top of the list. Therefore, the people describe the person who gets the top spot as "the top one."
40. Cicada
Cicada has always been praised by the ancients for its nobility of being "free from filth and filth, floating dust". With the development of the times, people gradually gave cicadas more auspicious meanings. For example, hanging a jade cicada around the waist is homophonic to "a waist full of money"; hanging it around the neck is called "a blockbuster"; lying on the leaves The jade cicada also means "golden branches (sound of 'Zhi') jade leaves" or "keep the great cause" and so on.
41. Bear
Usually together with the eagle, it symbolizes heroic fighting spirit. Because "bear" and "xiong" are homophonic, it symbolizes the dominance of the world.
42. Shrimp
The shrimp is the mascot of China. The body of the shrimp is like a bamboo joint, with either eight or nine joints. It has the meaning of rising steadily and wealth. The shrimp is like The tail of the cattail fan strives to move forward, and the powerful pair of pincers seems to be grabbing all the good things, which means moving forward courageously and having good luck. The shrimp can shuttle freely in the water, which means that the career will be easy!
43. Rat
According to legend, the rat is the auspicious beast of the God of Wealth that spits out money, and is homophonic with number, which means attracting wealth, prospering business, and counting money. Because the rat has a strong reproductive capacity, it symbolizes many children and grandchildren. In addition, rat is smart and clever, and is homophonic to book. It also symbolizes academic success, quick thinking, and the effect of promoting academic performance!
44. Ox
Ox is homophonic to "twist" Twist means to reverse the situation, so it means turning things around, turning bad things into good ones, symbolizing a happy life, a prosperous career, and bullishness; there are bulls and bears in the operation of the stock market, and the jade ox also symbolizes that the stock market can " The bullish trend is developing and the bullish trend is rising. As the saying goes: "The cow lies down and brings wealth and treasure." The cow also has the meaning of attracting wealth and treasure.
45. Rabbit
Rabbit is a symbol of liveliness, cuteness, kindness and auspiciousness, and "rabbit" is homophonic to "road", which means a bright future and great ambitions. Because rabbits love to eat radishes and cabbage, cabbage is homophonic to "hundreds of wealth", and radish means "luck", which means good luck, wealth, and wealth.
46. Snake
In ancient mythology, Nuwa has the head of a human and the body of a snake. Therefore, in traditional culture, the snake is a symbol of longevity, implying health and longevity; the snake is also known as Xiaolong, which represents power. , symbolizing promotion and wealth; folklore says that snakes have an underground kingdom where countless treasures are hidden, so snakes also symbolize prosperity.
47. Horse
Horse is a symbol of talents, sages, and abilities. In ancient times, "thousand-mile horses" were often used as metaphors for talents. "Book of Changes" states: "Qian is a horse" symbolizing awe, majesty, health, kindness, etc. Among the carvings, the themes related to horses are mostly pictures of horses, complete pictures of eight horses, and galloping horses. The combination of dragon and horse symbolizes the spirit of dragon and horse; the combination of horse and monkey means the imminent enfeoffment of a marquis.
48. Sheep
In ancient China, "auspiciousness" was often written as "auspicious sheep", which means good luck, success in everything, and everything goes well. Because "sheep" is homophonic with "xiang" and "yang", it means auspiciousness and the prosperity of the three Yangs, which is a sign of good luck.
49. Dog
The sound of a dog barking "wangwangwangwang" symbolizes wealth, luck, career, etc., implying abundant wealth, wealth and good fortune. Since ancient times, dogs have been synonymous with loyalty, a beautiful symbol of caution and loyalty to career, and fidelity to love.
50. Pig
In ancient times, after a talented person achieved fame, he would ask a calligrapher to nominate him with the word "zhu". Pig is a homophonic word for "zhu", and hoof is a homophone for "Ti", which means Titled on the gold medal list. If you wear a Fulu Jade Pig for a child at home, it will not only make the child healthy and thrive, but also pray for good luck for the child's future, symbolizing academic success in the future and winning the gold medal in the high school and college entrance examinations.