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Anonymous users2024-02-09This means that they are all well-dressed beasts.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Above the temple, the rotten wood is the official. Between the palaces and majestys, birds and beasts eat Lu.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07The emperor and queen are dragons and phoenixes, and the hundred officials are beasts.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06I know what is painted on the clothes of the civil official martial arts. I just don't know why civil official costumes paint birds, and martial arts costumes paint beasts.
Birds mainly take their feather patterns, the so-called beauty of their ornaments, and beasts of prey mainly take their might, the so-called with their majestic momentum.
Therefore, civil officials use the pattern of birds, and military attaches use the pattern of beasts.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Birds in traditional Chinese culture means playful and elegant, and the beasts are martial and powerful, so they are birds and beasts.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Civil officials embroider birds to show civilization.
The military attache embroidered the beast to demonstrate fierceness.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03There is no meaning, that is, to distinguish whether the position of ** is a civilian or a military attaché!
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Anonymous users2024-02-02In ancient times, birds represented women, beasts represented men, and there was a saying that the female protagonist was inside and the male protagonist was outside. And this official acquisition is his intention, that is, the civil government is in charge, to govern the country with civil affairs, stabilize the people's hearts, and the military attaché is outside, to safeguard sovereignty, not to be outdone, so as to achieve the will to consolidate the political power.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Positive five products:
Civilian Beijing officials: left and right Chunfang concubines, general affairs department senators, Guanglu Temple Shaoqing, six departments to the matter, Zongren Mansion governors, various ministries Langzhong, Qintian supervisors, Tai Hospital envoys.
Civilian foreign officials: Tongzhi, Tutongzhi, Zhili Prefecture.
Military Rank Beijing Official: Third-class Guard, Zhiyi Zheng, Infantry Lieutenant, Infantry Military Academy, Supervisor and Trustworthy Officer, Commander in charge of Auxiliary Military Officer: Pass Guard, Defense, Garrison, Xuanfu Envoy Si Tongzhi, Thousand Households Qing Dynasty Grade Distinction is mainly through the top wear and supplement (also called complement) five products top wear:
Tridac (chequ, pronounced the same as the car canal) stone.
Wupin Complement: Civil Official: White Pheasant Military Attaché: Xiong.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Yangming University, Yan Yijuan Jiu added: "I look at the custom of the senior ****, Gong, Hou, and Pony Elementary School in each mode, and the clothing is embroidered with the unicorn Bai Ze, instead of the number of civil and military, civil and military items to nine 18 service skills, civil servants are the same as birds, its literary talents, military attachés are like beasts, and its fierce birds of prey are also." “
See: The robes of civilians embroidered with birds symbolize ** literary brilliance. Wu can can clothing embroidered beast, ** symbol of bravery.
Generally, they are recommended by more senior civil officials, or people who stand out from the crowd.
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