What does Ssangyong Pearls mean? What does it mean to play with pearls

The two dragons faced each other, playing with a jewel.

The double dragon play bead is a manifestation of two dragons playing (or snatching) a fire bead. Its origin comes from the planetary chart in Chinese astronomy, and the fire bead evolved from the moon.

Since the beginning of the Western Han Dynasty, the double dragon playing with pearls has become an auspicious and festive decorative pattern, which is mostly used in architectural paintings and noble and luxurious utensils decoration. The shape of the double dragon depends on the area of the decoration, and if it is elongated, the two dragons are symmetrically located on the left and right sides, in the form of a walking dragon. If it is square or round, the two dragons are arranged diagonally up and down, with the descending dragon at the top and the ascending dragon at the bottom.

No matter what the arrangement is, the fire beads are in the middle, showing a lively and vivid momentum.

Play; Game.

1. The interpretation of the play.

1. Play; Game: Child. Enjoy.

2.Joke; Taunt: Get. Speech.

3. Drama, also refers to acrobatics: Beijing. Horse. One out . It was a wonderful performance.

4. Surname. Second, the text is interpreted.

The literary version of "Saying Wen Jie Zi": drama, the bias of the three armies. A soldier also.

The vernacular version of "Shuo Wen Jie Zi": play, a special unit of the three armies. One theory holds that "drama" is a weapon.

3. The original meaning of the word.

Noun, the cruel entertainment in the ancient palace, that is, let the condemned prisoner or slave hold the halberd and fight the tiger, leopard and beast in the sound of drums and trumpets.

The meaning of the two dragons playing with the pearl goose is: the two dragons are facing each other, playing with a pearl.

The dragon is the most auspicious mythical beast in ancient China. The dragon is divided into male and female, and the two dragons play with pearls represent the parents who jointly care for and caress their children.

The ancients believed that the pearl was brilliant, much like the sun rising from the east, and the dragon represented the east among the four sacred beasts, so the dragon also had the meaning of worshipping the sun.

The dragon is the fifth of the 12 traditional Chinese zodiac signs, and is called the "Four Spirits" along with the phoenix, turtle and lin in the Book of Rites and Fortunes. The dragon in Western mythology also translates to dragon, but the two are not the same.

Extended Materials. The dragon is a mythical creature living in the sea in ancient myths and legends of China and other East Asian countries, and is the chief of the scale insects, and is the master of wind and rain, and is often used to symbolize auspiciousness. The dragon is one of the most representative traditional cultures of East Asian peoples such as the Han people, and the legend of the dragon and other dragon cultures are very rich.

The most basic feature of the image of the dragon is the "nine likenesses".

The sun is another way we understand the pearl. Some of the dragon play bead patterns we have seen, especially those two dragon play bead patterns, most of the beads have flames rising, which is clearly a "fire bead" or "fire ball"; Below is the surging water, which can be understood as a fireball jumping out of the sea. In people's vision and concepts, the sun can be called the "fireball", and the sun can be ranked first.

Then, obviously, the fireball going out to sea is also the sun going out to sea. Since it is the sun out of the sea, why do dragons come to "play"? Here we want to introduce the four gods in the eyes of the ancients:

The green dragon in the east, the white tiger in the west, the vermilion bird in the south, and the Xuanwu in the north. The sun rises from the east, and the dragon represents the east. In this way, the dragon play bead has the meaning of sun worship, which should be the fusion of sun worship and dragon worship.

During the dance, one person holds the color beads (also called the color ball) and the double dragon plays, which is called the two dragons playing with the pearls or the double dragons playing with the pearls. This form of dragon dance and the dragon dance pictorial patterns that appeared later are all derived from a folklore story.

Two dragons play with pearls, ancient Han mythological stories. The two dragons faced each other, playing with a jewel.

Example: He wears a purple and gold crown with a bundle of hair on his head, and his eyebrows are tied with two dragons playing with pearls and gold on his forehead. (Qing Cao Xueqin's "Dream of Red Mansions" third chapter).

People are common in architectural paintings, carvings, clothing embroidery and other carriers"Dragon play with pearls"(Yes.)"Single dragon playing with pearls"、"Two dragons play with pearls"etc.) pattern.

In feng shui, "two dragons playing with pearls must see a pool", and no pond is not. It means that the two rivers come opposite each other and converge into a pool at the same time, that is, the two dragons play with pearls.