What is Pixiu? What is the meaning and what is the meaning of Pixiu?

Legend is that the ninth child born by the dragon is a fortune beast, likes water, feeds on gold, silver and jewelry, collects the wealth of the Quartet, only swallows it without diarrhea, and has the effect of attracting wealth, warding off evil spirits, peace, protecting the Lord, and nourishing the heart.

The meaning of Pixiu: 1. It means that everything goes well, the family is rich, and the school is successful; 2. Pixiu is one of the five great beasts, implying peace and health; 3. It means that the career is rising, and the left and right are the source; 4. It symbolizes the prosperity of official fortune and means that it is prosperous.

Pixiu has three meanings:

1, fortune into the treasure, Pixiu is the son of the ancient dragon king, he himself has a very magical place, he has no place to excrete, that is to say, the things he eats have always been in and out, and his usual food is also some gold, silver and jewelry, Pixiu Zhaocai is also from this allusion.

2. To ward off evil spirits, legend has it that Pixiu is the guard in the heavenly court, and usually guards the safety of the heavenly court, mighty and brave, and those evil people are very afraid of Pixiu and dare not approach.

Pixiu, also known as "warding off evil spirits, Tianlu, Baijie", commonly known as "Pida Tiger", is a fierce beast recorded in ancient Chinese books and folk myths and legends. The ancients believed that Pixiu was a beast of auspiciousness that turned disaster into auspiciousness. From ancient times to the present, from the emperor to the common people, they have paid great attention to collecting and wearing Pixiu, so what is the meaning of Pixiu?

First of all, there are three main meanings of Pixiu: the first is to attract wealth and enter the treasure: Pixiu is the son of the ancient dragon king, and he has a very magical place, he has no place to excrete.

That is to say, the things he eats are always in and out, and what he usually eats is some gold, silver and jewelry, so Pixiu Zhaocai comes from this allusion.

Then there is the evil spirit: legend has it that Pixiu is the guard in the heavenly court, usually guarding the safety of the heavenly court, mighty and brave, those evil gods are very afraid of Pixiu and dare not approach; The third meaning of Pixiu is transit: because of Pixiu's powerful ability to ward off evil spirits, he can also help us expel the bad luck around us and get more good luck and opportunities.

Extended reading] Chinese mythical beasts carry the romantic cultural color of the ancestors, create concrete images, and express abstract natural thoughts. Every mythical beast is the condensation of our Chinese culture. The creative design of Pixiu fully draws on the spiritual characteristics of the jade in the collection to ward off evil spirits, and the shape is cute and agile without losing its majesty.

The overall color is bright and vibrant, the corners of the mouth are raised, there is no sense of distance to make people have a sense of play and caress intimacy, the eyebrow arch and eyes are enlarged and prominent, the eyebrows are expressive, and the spirituality is full.

The earliest artwork of Pixiu dating back to the Han Dynasty, when most of the Pixiu were winged four-legged beasts, and their shape may have been transmitted from West Asia. By the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, the image of Pixiu became more generalized and abstract, and the decorative interest was stronger. From the existing stone carvings and jade carvings Pixiu, it can be seen that its appearance is extremely curvaceous, the air is coherent, the head is held high, the mouth is open and the tongue is out, and the air is lofty.

Pixiu has three meanings:

Fortune and Treasure:Pixiu is the son of the ancient dragon king, he himself has a very magical place, he has no place to excrete, that is to say, the things he eats have always been in and out, and his usual food is also some gold, silver and jewelry, Pixiu fortune is also from this allusion.

Ward off evil spirits:Legend has it that Pixiu is the guard in the heavenly court, usually guarding the safety of the heavenly court, mighty and brave, those evil people are very afraid of Pixiu and dare not approach.

3. Transshipment:

The Five Great Ancient Beasts:

1. White Tiger. It symbolizes the mighty and the army, so many places named after the white tiger in ancient times are related to the affairs of the soldiers, such as the white tiger flag in the ancient army and the white tiger statue on the military talisman.

2. Dragons. Since ancient times, it has been the totem of the Chinese nation and has the meaning of the emperor's throne. In ancient China, those with two horns on their heads were called dragons, and those with single horns were called Jiao; The hornless one is the cockroach.

3, Phoenix. It is the "king of birds", and it is also the most famous auspicious bird in ancient China, the prototype of the chicken in the zodiac is the phoenix, the phoenix was originally masculine, also known as the sunbird, it also has the characteristics of being reborn from the fire, and the immortal bird of the West, so it is also called the fire phoenix.

4. Turtles. The texture of the turtle's back is secret, the Chinese have always trusted, the turtle hides the secrets of heaven and earth, so it has also become a mysterious and rich cultural connotation of the animal.

5. Pixiu. It is called the Fortune Beast. Pixiu was once the totem of two clans in ancient times. Legend has it that he helped the two emperors of Yan and Huang to fight for meritorious service, and was given the title of "Tianlu Beast", which means blessing from heaven.