Why does Bao Qingtian have a moon scar on his head?

The original version of "Bao Qingtian" said that Bao Zheng fell when he was a child, and the current version seems to be a serious explanation that it also says that the scars left by the fall when he was a child.

It was dropped when I was a child, and I had the impression that it seemed to be in a well or by the well, and it was later said that it was a sign that Yin and Yang could be passed, that is, whether it was a case in the underworld or the yang, it could be tried.

It is a form of artistic expression, and the black face with a moon scar makes it easy to remember the physical characteristics of the character.

Born, so abandoned.

Kicked by a donkey, my mom said.

I gave birth and fell off the toilet along the edge. Falling.

Because his face is dark, have you seen the moon come out in the daytime?

Legend has it that when Bao Gong was a child, his second sister-in-law was afraid that he would grow up and divide the family property, so she coaxed him to play by the well, and pushed him into the well unexpectedly. Fortunately, there is a dry well here, and Bao Gong fell to the bottom of the well without falling and being injured. Suddenly, there was a light in front of him, and he picked it up carefully, and it turned out to be a crescent-shaped ancient mirror.

At this time, the smooth and bright mirror reflected the scene of the second brother and sister-in-law repeatedly plotting to kill him, and now the two were getting carried away in the room drinking wine and celebrating the mile. Bao Gong knew that this was a strange treasure mirror, which was preciously attached to his forehead, and it was strange to say that the treasure mirror could not be taken off again, but it grew on the door of his head.

Later, Bao Gong became the prefect of Kaifeng, and with this treasure land, he broke the yin at night and the sun at night, and he was able to find out countless doubtful cases and seek justice for the people. When Bao Gong was dying, he was afraid that he would be corrupt and sell the law and harm the good people, so he took off the treasure mirror from his head and ordered someone to hang it quietly on the main hall of Kaifeng Mansion, so that he could close his eyes with confidence.

As for the crescent moon on Bao Zheng's head, it was actually added by the ancient people on their own initiative in order to beautify the gods of Bao Zheng's case. The crescent moon is just an ornament of Bao Gong. As for why people put the crescent moon on Bao Gong's head instead of the sun, the main reason is that the sun was a symbol of the Son of Heaven at that time, and if the sun was added to Bao Gong's head, it would obviously violate the taboo of the monarch.

History Bao Qingtian is really dark, ** is relatively dark, and there is a very strange crescent moon on her forehead that represents the justice implication of his presiding over the court.

It doesn't have to be black, it's just that people use a black face to describe him in order to beautify him and show that he is iron-faced and selfless, and the crescent moon on his forehead was bullied by his sister-in-law when he was a child and fell into the well and fell.

The reason why he has such a stereotype of Bao Qingtian is because he dresses up on the stage for dramatic effect, and the stage image of the structure is welcomed by the public and widely circulated, but his original face is forgotten.

Bao Gong is a typical example of a clean official in people's minds, and there are indeed people in history. "Bao Gong" is people's honorific title for him.

The historical Bao Zheng (999-1062 AD), a native of Hefei (now Hefei City, Anhui) in Luzhou of the Northern Song Dynasty, was known as Xiren. Law enforcement is severe, and the iron mask is selfless. There are many dramas about Bao Gong in later generations (as well as **, etc.).

Bao Gong in Bao Gong's drama has a crescent moon painted on his forehead, why is this? There are several theories about this issue: first, it is to show that he is an honest and honest official, like the "blue sky" of Haoyue; Second, when Bao Gong was herding cattle when he was a child, he was kicked in the forehead by a rich horse, leaving a horse's hoof print; Third, it was to show that he could go to the underworld at night to solve the case, which was obviously superstitious.

According to the relevant information, there was no crescent moon on Bao Gong's face in the past, but two white eyebrows were painted on the black face to show the position of the eyebrows and eyes. Later, for the sake of aesthetic composition, it gradually evolved into the white crescent, which mainly brought light to the lower class people.

That's a birthmark, it should be born **black!

It's a prop **It's black.

It was kicked out by their cows.