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White fox "two ya"
M (he) (youngest son) "Er Ya".
Zhi Yi Kong Zhu Jing, Lu Ji (Wu) Zhu, Er Ya, Guo Pu Zhu and Er Ya Yi.
Book of rites
Bai Yi (pí) Lu Ji's Shi Mao Eta Ursae Majoris.
Comment on Zhuangzi.
Mount Emei in Pitching.
In the corner is Hongya county annals.
Ganjiang (referring to the name of a male animal) is dimensional and elegant.
Raccoon (refers to the name of the female animal), the second dimension, and the second meaning.
Erya, Compendium of Materia Medica, Ping Zan by Bai Juyi, Biography of Eastern Zhou Dynasty, Shuowen, Nan Zhongzhi, Old Tang Book, Sima Xiangru Shanglin Fu, Leibo County Annals, Youyang Zhi Zhi (n
New Theory, Zoological Classics, Guangya, Zhili Lizhou, Houhan, Zhongshan Classics, Guangzhi in Shu, Youyang Miscellaneous Notes, and Badong County Records (referring to Zigui)
Xuanzang's Wang Huipian.
Bai Bao Luji's Shi Mao Eta Ursae Majoris and Erya.
Meng Bao's Zhong Shuguang Ji. animal
Meng's beast Zhong Shuguang Ji.
Bite the iron nerve.
Guang Ji of Iron-eating Animals in Shu, Fu in Jin and Shu, Beichuan County Records, Youyang Zhili General Records, etc.
Jelly Lin's Er Ya.
The modern name of the giant panda (that is, the popular Chinese name in China) was originally named Panda or Giant Panda, which means that its face is chubby like a cat, but its whole body is like a bear, and some even belong to Xiong Ke. Later, because the straight book was written before liberation, it was read from right to left, but it was changed to horizontal book and then read from left to right. When it was exhibited in Beibei Museum, it was explained that the title was horizontal book, a famous panda, but at that time, visitors used to read straight books from right to left and mistakenly thought it was a panda. Since then, first in its main producing area (Sichuan), it has been used to changing the name of panda to panda for a long time. In the future, its common middle name is giant panda, which is also recognized by people.
Its local name, in my hometown, is mostly called White Bear, or White Old Bear, and some are called Flower Bear. In Minshan Tibetan area, it is called Dang or Du Dong Ga (G m 4), and Baimadabu people in Pingwu are called Dongga; The Yi people in Liangshan are called Aqu. Although the names of these places are different, their meanings are different from those of brave dogs in ancient books, which only means that they are white, black, white or bear-like.
Other aliases for giant pandas are China Bear, Bamboo Bear, Silver Dog and Big Raccoon. One of the big raccoons comes from its close relationship with raccoons (until now, many scholars still list it in Urbanidae), but it is bigger than raccoons. Silver dog, this is because the local name and trade name of the little panda is golden dog, and the corresponding panda is called silver dog because of its white body color. Bamboo bear is named after its main food is bamboo. Hua Xiong shows that it is a rare animal which is a special product of the Chinese nation.
Pingping Zan
Bai Juyi's work Zanping Zan (in the third year of Changqing, about 823 AD, the full text of the appendix is as follows)
Tapirs with trunk and rhinoceros were born in the southern valley. Sleeping on it can ward off evil spirits. For the head wind of an old patient, every time he sleeps, he often guards his head with a small screen. When you meet a painter, I order it to be written. Shan Hai Jing says that this beast eats iron and copper and nothing else. Be confused by sth. Hence for praise yue:
What a beast, born in the south. Its name is tapir, which is neither iron nor food. In ancient times, people were loyal. Conquer fatwa, since the son of heaven. Sword and halberd are seldom used, and copper and iron envy them. When the time is right, eat all day. From generation to generation, the king has different laws. Iron is a soldier and copper is a Buddha. There are more and more Buddha statues and weapons. Isn't the other mountain (sound: production)? What valley is it? It's a waste of money, but there is nothing left. Sadness is sadness, but nothing is sadness. Oh! The sorrow of bandits is only the sorrow of time!
The most popular animal recently is the panda. In ancient China, it was also called tapir. Literati describe quite a lot (note: 908 volumes of Taiping Yu Lan, Department of Animals 20. There are details), but the most interesting and special is Bai Juyi's Screen Praise. The reason for the article is this: Bai Juyi had a headache and asked a painter to draw a panda on the screen. Why? Because it "sleeps" >>
Question 2: What was the name of the panda in ancient times? Are there any ancient poems about pandas? The panda was discovered more than 40 years ago.
Some people think that dozens of names, such as tapir, raccoon dog, flower bear, Bai Bao, iron eater, raccoon dog and white fox, are recorded in China ancient books. Are the names of giant pandas in different periods. It should be said that China people have discovered the giant panda. Why did they give David the fame he found?
In April, 2008, Sun Qian and biologist He Fenqi published a study on the ancient names of giant pandas in the journal Zoology, and made a detailed analysis of the names of more than 20 "suspected giant pandas" in ancient China.
It turns out that as early as half a century ago, Mr. Zhou questioned that the fierce "brave" was a giant panda; Since then, Professor Hu pointed out in the book 1984 "Giant Panda in Wolong": "Written records are based on classic descriptions or annotations, not on actual observations. This has caused confusion in the name record, which may or may not refer to the panda. " Dr. Xia Le has a famous saying: "Pandas have no history, only the past."
Sun Gan and others' papers trace back from The Book of Songs and Shangshu to Huayang National Records and Beichuan County Records, and make a detailed analysis of dozens of ancient books.
Their conclusion is that the mythical animals tapirs, tapirs and singers can't be defined as giant pandas in terms of morphology, behavior, habits, food habits and so on, except for the individual records in the Qing Dynasty. The article "Study on the Ancient Names of Giant Pandas" has aroused strong repercussions in zoology, which is of course a "one-sided view". He Fenqi thinks that ancient painters in China painted. Ancient painters may not have seen it at all. It can be seen that many of those written records are hearsay.
Pingping Zan
Bai Juyi's work Zanping Zan (in the third year of Changqing, about 823 AD, the full text of the appendix is as follows)
Tapirs with trunk and rhinoceros were born in the southern valley. He slept in the plague to avoid evil spirits. He covers his head with a small screen every time he sleeps. When he meets a painter, he even asks to write it down. According to Shan Hai Jing, this beast eats iron and copper and nothing else. He praised because he was confused.
Animal cubs were born in the south of China. His name is Xiao, and he doesn't eat iron. In ancient times, people were loyal. The decree of conquest came from the emperor. Swords and halberds are rarely used, and copper and iron are rampant. When the time comes, he eats all day. After three generations, the king's law is different. Iron is used as a soldier and copper is used as a fan. What valley is it? Unfortunately, there is no legacy. Unfortunately, there is nothing but grace. Oh! The sorrow of bandits is only the sorrow of time!
Recently, the most popular animal is the panda. In ancient China, it was also called "tapir". There are many descriptions by literati (note: Taiping Yu Lan (908 volumes), and the Animal Department (20) has detailed information), but Bai Juyi's Ode to a Song is the most interesting and special one. The reasons for the article are as follows: Bai Juyi has a headache. Because it "sleeps on the body to ward off evil spirits", its fur keeps warm and its image ward off evil spirits. Sure enough, since then, its head has never been blown, so I wrote this "screen praise" to commemorate it.
As for the main idea: pandas live on iron. Since ancient times, emperors have had a way, with few weapons and little consumption of copper and iron. Panda can't eat too fast in a day! Later, a lot of copper and iron were cast into weapons and made into Buddha statues. Pandas have to starve. Bai Juyi expressed sympathy for this lovely animal.
/kloc-More than 0/40 years ago, the Dengchigou Catholic Church, built at the foot of Jin Jia Mountain in Ya 'an, not only made armand? David has a legal status and established a "base" for his discovery of species in the mountains. armand? David has gained a lot here.
Armand. Father David first discovered the giant panda in March 1 1, 1869. David's diary describes this in detail.
On that day, a Christian named Li invited him to be a guest. In the Li family, he saw a "black and white skin that he had never seen before", which he thought was a "very strange animal". The hunter laughed at his rarity and told him disapprovingly: "This animal has two names, one is black and white bear, because its body is only black and white;" Another name is panda, because it looks as docile as a cat. If you need it, we will also get this animal and hunt it early tomorrow morning. "
Armand. Father David was very happy to hear that. That night, he wrote in his diary: "Looking for ... >>"
Question 3: Are there any records of pandas in ancient China? Yes For more than a hundred years, the western world began with the discovery of the giant panda by French priest David in China in 1869, and Mrs. harkness brought the giant panda Surin to Chicago Zoo in the 1930s.
Exhibition, and US President Nixon's visit to China 1972, China presented the giant panda as a national gift. The panda fever in the world is getting higher and higher, making it famous all over the world and winning the love of people all over the world. Soviet zoologist
Scientists praise: the giant panda is a unique and genuine treasure in the wild animal world, and it is a very beautiful, unconventional and amazing animal.
Historical changes of giant pandas
Giant pandas have a long history. Since the late Miocene, they have experienced changes of 7-8 million years. Their direct ancestor is the former panda, which was found in Lufeng and Yuanmou, Yunnan Province. They lived in the late Miocene to Pliocene, hot and humid.
In the forest, there are forest apes as its contemporaries, and at this time, human beings are still in the primary stage of origin, and have evolved into small giant pandas, which are slightly larger than the present 1/2, and are found in Guangxi, Sichuan, Caoxi, lakes and other places.
In the north, Hunan, Guizhou, Yunnan and other places, their contemporaries are orangutans, apes and spotted dogs. By the middle Pleistocene, they were in their heyday, distributed in a vast area from Zhouqidian in northern Beijing to the south of the Yangtze River.
Arriving in Vietnam and northern Myanmar, the giant panda fauna of saber-toothed elephants was formed in every four periods, and Beijingers also lived with them in the same period. In the late Pleistocene, climatic factors, the development of primitive agriculture and its own knot
The structural defects and the narrow life field prompted them to decline, and their distribution scope gradually narrowed. Historically, it is only distributed in the western Qinling Mountains, Minshan Mountain in Sichuan, Gansu and the western marginal mountainous areas of Sichuan Basin. Daxiaoxiang
It covers an area of about ten thousand square kilometers. At present, it is in an extremely endangered situation.
History books, ancient books and local chronicles in China have always regarded the giant panda as a magical animal and a symbol of courage, justice and peace. Even in Japan, there are big letters on the sails to ensure the safety of ships.
Event record (high 1973).
Shangshu is an ancient book, a compilation of China's ancient historical documents and some works tracing ancient deeds. Some important historical materials of Shang and Zhou Dynasties, especially the early Western Zhou Dynasty, have been preserved.
There is a record of "like a tiger" in the history books, saying that it is as powerful as a tiger, and comparing the ancient brave warriors to brave elephants, and even taking tigers as flags and elephants as invincible troops in the future. exist
More than 3,000 years ago, in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty, there was a collection of poems, The Book of Songs, which recorded the folk songs and sacrificial songs of the Zhou Dynasty. This is China's earliest collection of poems. The Book of Songs reflects the history from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the mid-Spring and Autumn Period.
There are more than 100 animal names mentioned in The Book of Songs. From the Book of Songs? There is a record of "being as tiger as sheep" in the pastoral oath, but what about in the Book of Songs? There are also records of "skin sacrifice" and "lamb leopard" in Daya. From the ancient books of giant pandas and
According to historical records of local chronicles, the giant panda has been regarded as an extremely rare and exotic animal in China for more than 3,000 years, which has great economic and cultural significance. Foreign historical records
According to the Japanese Royal Yearbook, as early as 65438+6851October 22nd, Wu Zetian, the first female emperor of China who was in power in the Tang Dynasty, gave two live white bears and seventy furs to Emperor Tianwu who was in power in Japan at that time. In the western world
The first person to know the giant panda was the French priest David (A? David), who discovered the real giant panda in Mu Ping, Sichuan (now Baoxing County) on 1869. At first he thought it was a newly discovered black and white bear.
1870 after research, Melne-Edwards, curator of the Paris Museum of Natural History, thinks that this is not a bear, but another panda similar to the red panda.
Among the two kinds of pandas found in China, he named the panda found in Himalaya 1825 LittlePanda or redpanda, while David named the bear found in Baoxing, Sichuan.
Cats are called giant pandas or pandas. David came to China with missionaries three times to collect animal and plant specimens. For the second time, he arrived in Baoxing, Sichuan, the birthplace of giant pandas, to collect.
Skin and bone specimens of four giant pandas were collected, all of which were kept in the Paris Museum of Natural History. Since David discovered the giant panda ... >>
Question 4: Why are pandas called pandas? What was it called in ancient times? The giant panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca), commonly known as the panda, is a mammal in Xiong Ke, and its body color is black and white. Pandas grow in the mountains around the Sichuan Basin in central and western China. There are about 1600 species of animals in the world, which belong to endangered animals.
The giant panda has many aliases in ancient and modern times: brave, giant panda, bamboo bear, white bear, flower bear, tapir, Chinese bear, flower head bear, silver dog, big raccoon, E Qu, Du Dong, Zhiyi, fierce leopard, fierce beast and iron eater. Giant pandas were originally classified as bears.
Name traceability
1869, French Catholic missionary armand? Edgeworth Beresford David learned about this panda and named it "Black and White Bear", which belongs to Xiong Ke. Two years later, after further investigation, zoologists thought it belonged to the family Pandidae and further named it "Panda". During the period of 1940s, an exhibition of animal specimens was held in Chongqing Beibei Museum. At that time, it was called panda, which means that the face is as chubby as a cat, but the whole body is like a bear. Because users in China are traditionally used to writing from right to left, the word panda was written from right to left at that time. In standard Chinese grammar, adjectives usually come before nouns. Because pandas are usually considered to belong to Xiong Ke, cats are adjectives and bears are nouns. So the word panda is correct in Chinese grammar. By 1940s, many users in China had begun to get used to the pronunciation of Chinese from left to right, so the word "panda" displayed in Chongqing Beibei Museum at that time was misunderstood as panda. From then on, the word panda first became popular in Sichuan. In the long run, it spread to the wrong place. Today, most people are used to using the word panda.
The word panda is the most popular name in Chinese mainland, Malaysia and Singapore, while panda and panda are commonly used in Taiwan Province province. After 1949, due to the relocation of the Republic of China to Taiwan Province Province, the cultural exchange between Chinese mainland and Taiwan Province Province became estranged. Therefore, the original name of Panda is still widely used in Taiwan Province Province.
Question 5: Were there any giant pandas found in ancient China? Yes
Giant pandas in prehistoric times were widely distributed and numerous. When the ancients hunted animals, they found that giant pandas were not only huge in size, but also fat in meat. It is much more cost-effective to kill a giant panda than to catch a hare, so people began to kill a large number of giant pandas in order to fill their stomachs as food, which seems to be no different from the cat-eating fever that is emerging in Guangdong now. The bones of giant pandas have been found in ancient cultural sites in Neolithic Age, such as Guanzhuangping site in Hubei Province and Shazui site in Changyang, which proves that giant pandas may have been hunted by humans like other wild animals at that time.
From the present point of view, it seems incredible that the ancients fought with giant pandas. A group of giant pandas rushed at the enemy on the battlefield. I don't know what kind of funny scene it was, but it was recorded in the book. In Historical Records and The Book of Songs, the giant panda is called "the brave are fearless". According to historical records, there were several kinds of beasts in the era of the Yellow Emperor, including the brave, the tiger and the leopard. They use these animals to fight. Sima Qian in Historical Records? The Chronicle of the Five Emperors also records the historical fact that the ancient tribal leader Huangdi ordered the domestication of tigers, leopards, bears and beasts to help Hanquan fight. At that time, people thought Zan was a terrible beast like tiger and leopard, and hoped that the warriors would be as brave as Zan. Even the army used Zan and Zan's flags to shock the military. Great changes have taken place in people's understanding of giant pandas since the Western Jin Dynasty. People in the Western Jin Dynasty called the giant panda "Qian Yu", thinking that Qian Yu only ate bamboo and would not harm other animals, so he regarded it as a beneficial animal symbolizing good neighborliness and friendship. In the middle of the war between the two armies in the Western Jin Dynasty, if one side holds high the banner with the words "Qian Yu", it means a peaceful truce. It's a bit like the white flag used in the later surrender.
It is mentioned in the Book of Songs that "bravery" is a precious fur beast. When hunting, the ancients found that the meat of giant pandas was delicious and the fur was extremely smooth and precious. Therefore, the skin of the giant panda is given to the boss as a tribute, and "offering with the skin" means as a tribute. The giant panda has long been regarded as a "friendly messenger" by the people of China. In ancient China, there were diplomatic activities to present giant pandas abroad. Legend has it that Emperor Taizong gave two live pandas and panda skins to Japan as a gesture of friendship. In 685, Wu Zetian presented two giant pandas to Emperor Tianwu of Japan.
According to archaeological excavations, Tomb No.77 found at Guanzhuangping site in Zigui County in Three Gorges area has been proved to be the only tomb in the world where giant pandas are sacrificed. In the early Neolithic period, humans began to use domestic animals such as pigs and dogs as sacrifices. The age of Tomb No.77 was about 4,000 years ago. At the end of the Neolithic Age, humans were buried with giant pandas. When he arrived at Emperor Wendi of the Western Han Dynasty, the skull of a panda was buried in his mother's tomb, which shows that a deep affection has been established between the giant panda and human beings.
Compared with other animals, the medicinal value of giant pandas is not too much, but the clever ancients still found some clues. Li Shizhen recorded in Compendium of Materia Medica that tapirs as sleeping mats and plasters are of great benefit to human health. Bai Juyi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, once wrote a poem "Zanping Zan". Bai Juyi once had a strange disease called "head wind disease" for a while. He couldn't blow, but it hurt when he blew, so he used a screen to keep out the wind. On the screen, he asked the painter to draw a tapir and write a preface and a poem. This shows that ancient people did know that giant pandas could cure diseases. There is another folklore that is even more ridiculous. It is said that the urine of giant pandas can dissolve iron needles swallowed by mistake. You can imagine the eagerness of ancient people to wait for urine after swallowing iron needles by mistake.
Many people think the giant panda is cute and fun, so they keep it as a pet. During the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the imperial palace raised tapirs in Shanglinyuan for the emperor to hunt, and regarded the successful hunting of tapirs as a symbol of courage.
From this point of view, the ancient people not only ate the meat of the giant panda and sacrificed its skin and bones, but also used it as a weapon of war, a medicine for treating diseases and a pet for playing. The fate of giant pandas is unfortunate. This may be the main reason for the accelerated decline of giant pandas in human development.
Question 6: Why haven't you heard of the modern name of the giant panda in ancient times (that is, the popular Chinese name in China)? It was originally named Panda or Giant Panda, which means its face is chubby like a cat, but its whole body is like a bear, and some of them even belong to Xiong Ke. Before the 1950s, Chinese was written straight, reading from right to left, but it was changed into a horizontal book, reading from left to right. 1939 was exhibited in Beibei Museum, Sichuan Province, and the brochure was called Hengshu, a famous panda. At that time, tourists used to read straight books from right to left and mistakenly thought they were pandas.
Question 7: Why didn't I hear that pandas opened a long scroll of history in ancient times? Many legendary records about giant pandas can be traced back to. Because the distribution of giant pandas in ancient times was much wider than now, there were dozens of local names, such as raccoon, raccoon, white bear, flower bear, bamboo bear, iron-eating bear and so on.
Sima Qian in Historical Records? It is recorded in Five Emperors that as far back as 4000 years ago, a tribal leader named Huangdi defeated another tribal leader Yan Di in Hanquan (now Zhuolu County, Henan Province) with the help of domesticated tigers, leopards, bears and brave pandas.
Records of the Historian and Book of Songs compiled in the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty more than 3,000 years ago recorded that the skin of raccoons was a tribute treasure of the emperor. They are as mighty as tigers and leopards, and compare the ancient warriors to those who are as mighty and brave as them, so that the army uses the banner of "Qi" to symbolize invincible.
It was described in Shan Hai Jing during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period (before 2700 years). It was shaped like a bear with black and white fur. It was produced in Yandao County (now Jingrong County, Sichuan Province) on Qionglai Mountain. It was said that it ate copper and iron, so it was called an iron-eating beast.
Sima Xiangru, a writer in the Han Dynasty (2000 years ago), recorded in "Shang Lin Fu" that during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Fiona Fang in Shang Lin Yuan (now zhouzhi county, Huxian County) raised many animals for the emperor to hunt, among which tapirs (giant pandas) were the best.
In the Western Jin Dynasty (1700 years ago), the giant panda was called a curse because it only ate bamboo and did not harm other animals. It is a kind of "righteous beast" that can coexist peacefully with its neighbors, so it was regarded as a symbol of peace and friendship at that time. When the two armies are at war, when the sun and the moon are dark, as long as one side raises the "qian yu" flag, the fighting will come to an abrupt end, because the rules of war: whoever uses the "qian yu" flag means asking for peace and friendship and stopping the conflict.
According to the Japanese Royal Yearbook, Empress Wu Zetian of the Tang Dynasty presented a pair of live white bears (giant pandas) and 70 animal skins as national gifts to Emperor Tianwu of Japan on October 22nd, A.D. 10/kloc-0.
Bai Juyi, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty, rested in a secluded room, feeling cold wind, cold skin and splitting headache. Someone gave him a screen with a picture of a giant panda, which really has the miraculous effect of preventing wind and evil spirits and keeping good luck. Bai Juyi was very happy and wrote a poem "Praise on the Screen" on the screen. The poet borrowed the panda's need for a peaceful and quiet environment to survive and expressed his dissatisfaction with the misfortune and famine brought to the people by the war.
In the Compendium of Materia Medica written by Li Shizhen (15 18- 1593) in the Ming Dynasty, it was recorded that tapirs can be used as sleeping mats to prevent cold and remove dampness, drive away epidemics and ward off evil spirits; As a plaster, it can penetrate the skin to prevent and treat tumors; Drinking water in urine can dissolve metal impurities that are ingested into human body by mistake.
It can be seen from written ancient books and local chronicles that the giant panda has been a mysterious and legendary animal since ancient times and has been cherished by people. It can also be confirmed that giant pandas were widely distributed in Henan in North China, Shaanxi in Northwest China, Hubei and Hunan in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River, Fujian in South China, Yunnan and Guizhou in Southwest China and the mountainous areas around the Sichuan Basin.
Ancient name of giant panda
The giant panda is a kind of rare animal in China, which has been recorded for more than 3000 years. With the deepening of time series and people's understanding of it, its name is constantly evolving.
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White fox "two ya"
M (he) (youngest son) "Er Ya".
Zhi Yi Kong notes Jing, Lu Ji (Wu) notes Shi Mao and Er Ya, and Guo Pu notes Er Ya Yi.
Book of rites
Bai Yi (pí) Lu Ji's Shi Mao Eta Ursae Majoris.
Comment on Zhuangzi.
Mount Emei in Pitching.
In the corner is Hongya county annals.
Or "Ci Yuan" and "Er Ya Yi".
Ci Yuan and Er Ya Yi.
Gou or Er Ya, Ya, Compendium of Materia Medica, Zanping by Bai Juyi, Biography of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, Shuowen, Nan Zhongzhi, Old Tang Book, Sima Xiangru Shanglin Fu, Leibo County Annals and Youyang Zhi Zhi.
Or New Theory, Zoological Classics, Guangya, Zhi Lin in Zhili, Later Han Dynasty, Zhongshan Classics, Guangzhong Book, Youyang Miscellaneous Notes, >>
Question 8: Was the ancient animal a giant panda? "Magic", also known as Tianlu, evil spirits and Baijie, is a fierce beast in ancient legends. I have a faucet, a horse's body and unicorn's feet. My fur is gray and I can fly. Legend has it that the god beast violated the dogma, and the Jade Emperor punished him for eating only the wealth of the four sides and only going in and out, so the god beast was often put on geomantic omen to gather wealth for the town house. Now many people in China wear jade, which is the reason.
From ancient times to the present, emperors to the people have paid attention to collecting and wearing magic. In addition to the functions of lucky, lucky and evil spirits, magic soldiers also have the functions of saving houses, transforming the old times and promoting marriage. It needs to be enlightened to play its due role. At present, it is based on Buddhist temples. There are two kinds of magic lanterns, one is to go to Buddhism, which is what we call a temple, and the other is to go to Taoist temple, which is to go to Taoist temple or ask some deep masters for help. Legend has it that it broke the dogma, and the Jade Emperor punished it for only eating money from all directions, swallowing everything without diarrhea, making a fortune, only getting in and out, and having special magical powers. In ancient times, people often used it as the name of the army.
Nianpu Hall belongs to the spread of Henan spiritual culture and is a brand of spiritual culture. It is our responsibility to carry forward and inherit China's traditional culture and integrate Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism into the international stage. Its auspicious culture is not only popular in China, but also deeply loved by Chinese all over the world. 20 10 The World Association for the Promotion of Ethnic Trade awarded the title of cultural positive energy brand and auspicious cultural leader as encouragement. Nianputang brand has been registered by the national industrial and commercial department, which is different from some unscrupulous vendors. We must pay attention to the fact that Chronology Hall is a formal cultural product.
The spiritual effect of the opening ceremony of Nianpu Hall on geomantic omen;
1, has the function of promoting wealth and prospering wealth, which is not only helpful for positive wealth, but also has a miraculous effect on some people with partial wealth and fluctuating income. Therefore, many business people also like to put a chronicle museum at home and in the company.
2. It has the function of town house to ward off evil spirits. Putting brave and fearless animals that have been opened at home or in the office, and using the pendants of brave and fearless animals, can make the family's wealth better, strengthen good luck, drive away evil spirits, have the effect of town house, become the patron saint of the family, and keep the family safe.
3. It has the function of dispelling evil spirits in Huang Wu. Huang Wu is a terrible evil star in Feng Shui. Wherever we go, the population in the house will be unhealthy and stagnant. It can be solved by putting the Chronological Hall in Huang Wu. Not only can the town house be rebuilt, but especially in the aspect of wealth, the function of the chronicle hall is the most obvious.
In geomantic omen, it can not only be used to exorcise evil spirits, ward off evil spirits and house. According to legend, it is also the taste of cherishing gold and silver treasures, and it is often bitten back to please its owner. Therefore, reading a Buddhist temple also has this meaning, swallowing everything without diarrhea, and helping the owner to further earn money.