What are those divine beasts, and what are the divine beasts?

Green Dragon, White Tiger, Qilin, Fire Phoenix.

The mythical beasts are: Qinglong, White Tiger, Vermilion Bird, Xuanwu, and Bai Ze.

1. Qinglong. <>

Also known as Canglong and Meng Zhang, it is an image in ancient Chinese myths and legends, and is one of the "four spirits of heaven" The god of the East, corresponding to the "Seven Houses of the East" in the "Four Elephants". The body of the green dragon is composed of the seven eastern stars in the 28 Nakshatras, which resemble a dragon, including a long head with two horns, a body covered with scales, and a blue color due to the five elements of the Eastern wood, and has a neck and neck root, shoulders and flank bones, heart and tail.

2. White Tiger. <>

The white tiger is regarded as a mythical beast formed by the seven nights of the West, and the ancients believed that the white tiger was an auspicious one. One of the four spirits and four elephants, the rise of the Five Elements Doctrine in the Han Dynasty, the four elephants are combined in the Five Elements, and the Western White Tiger has more symbols of the meaning of the gold line in the Five Elements.

3. Vermilion Bird. <>

It is one of the four spirits of heaven in ancient Chinese mythology, derived from the worship of ancient stars, is the god of the south on behalf of Emperor Yan and the seven houses of the south, is separated from the eight trigrams, and is the main fire of the five elements, symbolizing the old yang in the four elephants, the summer in the four seasons, and the southern land of the sky. The southern mythical beast Suzaku is the shape of a bird. The south belongs to fire, and the totems of birds such as Suzaku often belong to sun worship in ancient mythology.

4. Xuanwu. <>

One of the four spirits of heaven in ancient Chinese mythology, also known as the turtle and snake, originated from the ancient star worship, referring to the 28 Nakshatras divided into the seven northern Xuanwu Nakshatras according to the southeast, northwest and northwest. The northern Xuanwu is in the Bagua as the kan, in the five elements of the main water, symbolizing the old yin in the four elephants, the winter in the four seasons, and it is also the northern continent of the sky.

5, Bai Ze. <>

Rui beast in ancient Chinese mythology. can speak, understand the feelings of all things, know the things of ghosts and gods, "the king is virtuous" only appears, and can dispel all evil spirits in the world. "History of the Yuan" records: Bai Ze beast tiger head Zhu hair and horns, dragon body.

There are many mythical beasts in ancient Chinese mythology, and the common ones are the four spirits, namely the green dragon, the white tiger, the vermilion bird, and the Xuanwu. The nine sons of the dragon are in the sting, the sting, the kiss, the gluttony, the sluggling, the stinging, the sinister, the sinister, the, the sloppy, the sloppy, the stingy, the stingy, the stinging, the stinging, the sinister, the stinging, the slutting, the stinging, the slutting, the stinging, the sinister, the stinging, the stinging, the slutting, the stinging, the sinister, the stinging, the sinister, the stinging, There are also many out-of-the-way ones, such as Kunwu, Enlightened Beast, etc., there are too many.

Bai Ze, Baxia, Mocking Wind, Prison Cow, Bi Fang, Chongming Bird, Teng Snake, Ying Long.

Green Dragon, White Tiger, Xuanwu, Vermilion Bird.

Chinese mythical beasts include:

Qinglong, White Tiger, Vermilion Bird, Xuanwu, Bai Ze, Kui, Phoenix, Chaos, Qiqi, Qilin, Hanqi, Hedgehog, Xuan, Chongming Bird, Bi Fang, Gluttony, Sun Candlelight, Taiyin Shadow, Ying Long.

Meaning of the Divine Beast:

Mythical beasts refer to the creatures that can be seen in Chinese classics in ancient Chinese folk myths and legends, represented by the two rites and two saints (the sun and candles, the sun and the shadows) and the four spirits of the heavens (the green dragon, the white tiger, the vermilion bird, and the xuanwu).

Most of these creatures cannot be found in reality, but the composition of their images is derived from reality. Some ancient mythical beasts are used in Chinese divination, especially the two techniques of Qimen Dunjia and Liuyao. These mythical beasts often appear in traditional buildings, playing the role of dispelling evil spirits, avoiding disasters, and praying for blessings.

Two rituals and two saints: the sun is lit by candles, and it is too gloomy and gloomy.

The Four Spirits of the Heavens: Green Dragon, White Tiger, Vermilion Bird, Xuanwu.

The four spirits of the sky and the yellow dragon are called the five beasts of the heavenly officials, and the four spirits of the sky are combined with the Ying dragon and the yellow dragon as the six divine beasts.

Four spirits: Lin, Phoenix, Turtle, Dragon.

Four evils: Chaos, Qiqi, Hanqi, and gluttony.

The sun candle and the Taiyin shadow are no longer seen in the modern living mythology, people know little about it, and the few active sun candles are only some ancient books and some bronzes in the sporadic records, as for the records of the Taiyin shadow and the shadow is even rarer, only a very small number of unearthed bronzes on some inscriptions and some oracle bone inscriptions.