Ancient Chinese winged beast information monograph?

(1) Agricultural monographs: During the Northern Dynasties, Jia Sixian's "Qi Min Yao Shu" systematically summarized the experience of agricultural and animal husbandry production, food processing and storage, and the utilization of wild plants in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River before the 6th century, which is the earliest and most complete agricultural book existing in China. During the Ming Dynasty, Xu Guangqi's "Complete Book of Agricultural Administration".

This paper comprehensively introduces the achievements of traditional agronomy in China, and establishes a relatively complete agronomy system. The book also introduces the Tessie Water Law, which introduces advanced European water technology and tools. The book is 60 volumes, divided into 12 sections, of which the "famine relief" section accounts for one-third of the book, which shows that the author cares about the people's suffering, and also shows the seriousness of the famine and the decay of the political situation at that time.

2) Handicraft monograph: During the Warring States Period, the handicraft monograph "Examination of the Gongji" appeared. It describes the design specifications and manufacturing processes of various types of work in the official handicraft industry of Qi State, which not only has an important position in the history of the development of engineering in China, but also is unique in the world at that time.

3) Scientific and technological treatises: The Northern Song Dynasty scientist Shen Kuo's "Mengxi Writings" summarized many scientific and technological achievements in ancient China, mainly in the Northern Song Dynasty, and has an important position in the history of science and technology in China and the world. The British scholar Joseph Needham called Shen Kuo "the most outstanding figure in the history of Chinese science and technology" and "Mengxi Writings" as "a milestone in the history of Chinese science".

4) Comprehensive work on production technology: Song Yingxing's "Tiangong Kaiwu" in the Ming Dynasty summarized the production technology of agriculture and handicraft industry in the Ming Dynasty. The book also includes some technologies that have been transmitted from abroad, which shows that the continuous introduction of overseas technologies has become indispensable knowledge for people.

Abroad it is called "the encyclopedia of Chinese craftsmanship in the 17th century".

There are already a lot of mythical beasts in front of me, so I won't say more. The phoenix comes in three colors: red, yellow, and purple. - all symbolize nobility.

The ancient Chinese fire-tied winged mythical beast was the Vermilion Bird. Vermilion Bird, is one of the four spirits of heaven in ancient Chinese mythology, originated from the ancient star worship, is the god of the south on behalf of Emperor Yan and the seven houses in the south, in the eight trigrams for the separation, in the five elements of the main fire, symbolizing the old yang in the four elephants, the summer in the four seasons, and also the southern land of the sky.

Suzaku's provenance:Its original origin, at present is not conclusive, in terms of cultural relics, according to the Yin Ruins unearthed in the astronomical data collation and research of the research found that in the early Yin Shang oracle bone inscription has the image of the four elephants such as the Vermilion Bird.

Subsequently, in the early Western Zhou Dynasty, there were also cultural relics that recorded the image of the Vermilion Bird unearthed, but at that time there were only four elephants of the dragon, the white tiger, the Vermilion Bird, and the divine deer, and the "Xuanwu" image in the four elephants that is now known has not yet been formed.

First of all, you heard from that myth that the phoenix is of the fire type?? There is only one "rebirth from the fire" between the phoenix and the fire, which does not mean that the phoenix is fire-based. The Vermilion Bird is different, it is a southern divine beast, and the south belongs to fire in the Five Elements, so the Vermilion Bird is a fire attribute.

In mythology, the phoenix is a race, and the Vermilion Bird has only one unique one, and as it was said upstairs, the Vermilion Bird and the Phoenix are all forms created by the ancients, and the Vermilion Bird is an early !!

The four legendary beasts, with wings are the Qingluan Fire Phoenix.

Suzaku? Phoenix?

Qingluan seems to be the same.

Quartet Divine Beast (Vermilion Bird, White Tiger, Xuanwu, Qinglong) And then the unicorn, the phoenix, and the Qingluan are also counted as a lot... Figure find it yourself.

Green Dragon. White tiger. Suzaku? Xuanwu.

The one with the winged head has the Sphinx of Egypt, which belongs to the Ramses dynasty, but Egypt has only one Nile and no two rivers. The god of rain (feathers) or snake feathers in the Mayan civilization also has a human head and wings, but the Maya also does not have two rivers.

It seems that there have been such statues in Sanxingdui.