What fortune do the four Feng Shui pictures represent?

In the traditional culture of China, it refers to Qinglong, Baihu, Suzaku and Xuanwu, which respectively represent the four directions of east, west, north and south. In "Twenty-eight Nights", four images are used to divide the stars in the sky, also known as four gods and four spirits.

Suzaku is the four elephants in China traditional culture, and one of the four ancient beasts. The four most terrifying and powerful beasts in ancient China were Qinglong, Baihu, Suzaku and Xuanwu. Qinglong is the God of the East; White tiger is the god of the west; Suzaku is the god of the south; Xuanwu is the god of the north, and the tortoise and snake are one. So there are "Qinglong, Baihu, Suzaku, Xuanwu, Tiansiling, Tongfang and Wangzhi temples." . The ancient ancients divided the sky into four palaces, east, west, north and south, named after Qinglong (black dragon), white tiger, Suzaku and Xuanwu (a turtle-shaped god). In fact, the sky is divided into four parts, which are connected by seven main stars in each part and named after their shapes.

The horn, horn, room, heart, tail and dustpan of the East Palace are shaped like dragons, so it is called Qinglong or Black Dragon.

Qinglong White Tiger Suzaku Xuanwu's seven stars, kui, Lou, stomach, Anger, Bi, horn and ginseng, are shaped like tigers, calling the West Palace the White Tiger;

The well, ghost, willow, star, Zhang, wing and net in the south are bird-shaped, called suzaku;

The northern seven-star bucket, cow, female, empty, dangerous, houses and walls are shaped like turtles and called Xuanwu.