What does a crow mean in particular, and what does a crow mean?

Even if it can be a sacred bird or a symbol of death, the crow is the same in Eastern and Western cultures is a very complex image in Eastern and Western literature, in apotheosis, folklore and literati creation, the crow has two diametrically opposed identities, it can represent light, it can also symbolize darkness; It is the messenger of God and the postman of ghosts; It is believed to bring good tidings and to foretell calamity. It originally represented a harmonious and warm family relationship, but it was often associated with the wandering ......These identities of crows are not only determined by the crow's living habits, but also the result of cultural development. More importantly, the different views on crows reflect the characteristics of different cultures and show different value orientations.

Nowadays, hearing or seeing a crow is often seen as a bad omen, but there has been a time in history when the crow was not a bad omen, but rather a sign of good luck and even an oracle. The two opposite identities of the crow are not as simple as Zhao Fu and Zhao Xi, which can be seen in the following five aspects.

1.Sun and moonlit night.

2.Mourning and joy.

3.The devil sends the messenger to the gods.

4.Clever and stupid.

5.Crow and Jackdaw.

It represents darkness, desolation, and a sign of bad things.

The crow feeds back, which is a symbol of supporting parents.

Sometimes it refers to particularly annoying fans called crows.

There are a lot of birds in the world, in some of our traditional Chinese folklore, some birds are signs in our eyes, such as magpies, swallows, etc., and crows are what we consider unlucky, so what are the signs of crows gathering? Let's take a look at the harbingers of crows.

What is the omen of crows gathering and flocking:

1. When the crow sees the animal aging or crippled and injured, it will use its cry to attract carnivores to hunt, it is waiting for a cup of soup in the back, and the animal will also produce a smell when it is sick, which will attract the crow to come, so the crow is not a good thing for you to call, as for the crow gathering and migration, it seems that there is nothing good or bad, a natural phenomenon.

2. Foreigners like crows and think that crows are auspicious signs, and most Chinese people don't like crows, but from the perspective of dream interpretation, dreaming of crows is still a good thing. However, if there are many crows to a certain extent, it must indicate a certain risk, such as: crows flying in flocks caused by bad weather, and such as:

Ecological destruction, the sudden appearance of a large number of insects, crows fly in groups to hunt, and for example: there may be natural disasters, causing crow tension, etc.

What does the crow mean:

1. The crow represents death or bad luck. Because crows will find the corpses of dead animals or people, and then go together to peck at their flesh, it is like a messenger of death to give people a sense of ominous, but with so much respect and seven points of fear. The transition from auspicious to unlucky is man's deep understanding of nature.

2. Crows are scavengers, it has a very sensitive sense of smell, and can smell the special smell emitted by people when they are on the verge of death, however, for crows, it is equivalent to having food. That's when it flies in and waits. Over time, the raven became a symbol of bad omen.

3. Most people's views are from the records of ancient books, in the records of ancient witch books, crows are the same as black cats, often synonymous with death, fear and bad luck, the crow's cry is regarded as a bad omen, bad omen, people think that the crow's call will take away people's lives and suck people's souls, so the crow is hated by people and is considered to be a great ominous bird. Because crows have a keen sense of smell and can sense the smell of decay and death, they are considered to be ominous birds.

Summary: The crow was regarded as a sacred bird in China before the Tang Dynasty, so the crow is not bad, and the IQ of the crow is also very high.

Crow (scientific name: Corvus sp.).）：

It is the common name of several black birds in the family and genus Crows. It is also called an old eagle, and its big mouth likes to chirp. It is the largest bird in the passerine order, with a body length of about 50 cm.

The whole body or most of the feathers are jet-black, hence the name. Feathers mostly black or black and white, long beaks, some with bright white collars, black feathers with purple-blue metallic luster; wings far longer than tail; The mouth, legs and feet are pure black. The nostrils are about 1 3 the length of the mouth from the forehead, and the nasal whiskers are stiff and straight, reaching the middle of the missing grip of the mouth.

Crow's explanation.

Crow. Yuan Cheng Tingqi "Shen Sedan to Zheng 21st Spring Inscription Pingyuan Hall" poem: "No one sees the deserted grave * There are trees and green crows in the new city. ”

Word decomposition Explanation of 青 青 ī dark green or light blue : 青 wide cavity wanton green. Cyanbi.

Grass. Moss. Beanstalk.

Vegetable. Shallots. Mountains.

Qingyun straight up. Evergreen (the noble spirit or deep friendship of the world will never fade). Green stuff :

Outing. Green and yellow do not pick up. Indigo:

Indigo. Bruising. Green out of blue, better than blue crow Explanation Crow (crow) ā is a genus of birds, with a mostly black body, a large beak and long wings, and a cry of "Yaya":

Crow. Jackdaw. A crow's beak hoe (a small light hoe shaped like a crow's beak).

Gu Tong "Ya", a girl. Radical : Bird.

Most people's opinions, in the records of the ancient nuclear Tan Witch Book, the crow, like the black cat, is often synonymous with death, fear and bad luck, the crow's cry is regarded as a bad omen, bad omen, people believe that the crow's cry will take away people's lives and drain people's souls, so the crow is hated by people and is considered to be a great ominous bird.

Because crows have a keen sense of smell and can sense the smell of decay and death, they are considered to be birds that do not believe in grandeur.

The crow's penchant for aggregation has been used as a derogatory term, such as "rabble", a metaphor for a group of crows that are unorganized, untrained, and temporarily gather like a flock of crows.

The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Geng Yi said: "The rabble of the rabble who suddenly rode was like pushing the withered and rotten ears." ”

In many Confucian classics and preaching, it is always liked to say that the crow "feeds back the kindness".

Crows are a typical example of filial piety, and when their parents are old, old, sick, and unable to forage for food, the young crows, the young crows, and the crows of their children and grandchildren will not only look for food for their parents, but also make the food very palatable, just like humans spit and feed their children.

Raven is also used to describe an official position.

The most common is to describe the Imperial History, which is also known as Wufu, which is said to have started in the Han Dynasty.

Hanshu Zhu Bo Biography": "It was more than 100 districts of the Imperial History Mansion, and the well water was exhausted.

And the cypress trees in its house, there are often thousands of wild black people who live on it, and the morning goes to the twilight, and it is called 'morning and evening black'. ”

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