Question 1: What does the ox symbolize? The ox symbolizes hard work

The seagull symbolizes fighting against the storm

The dove symbolizes peace and friendship

The lily symbolizes unity and friendship< /p>

The lotus symbolizes purity, the plum blossom symbolizes perseverance

The camel symbolizes the long road ahead

The spring silkworm symbolizes devotion to death

The magpie symbolizes good luck< /p>

Question 2: Symbolic meaning of things Ox - hardworking and uncomplaining seagull - fighting the storm camel - long way to go Spring silkworm - dedicated to death

Ginkgo - ancient civilization magpie - good luck and wishful thinking pines and cypresses - steadfast and unyielding plum blossom - tenacity Persistence

Evergreen - perseverance lily - unity and friendship

Question 3: What does the scalper symbolize? It symbolizes hard work, steadfastness and loyalty

Question 4: "Four Books" ", "Five Classics" refers to the four books? Ah, the Five Classics? The Four Books: "The Great Learning", "The Doctrine of the Mean", "The Analects of Confucius", and "Mencius"

The Five Classics: Yi, Shu, Poems, Rites, and Spring and Autumn Period

The Four Books are Confucian classics. During the Southern Song Dynasty, The Confucian scholar Zhu Xi took out the "Great Learning" and "The Doctrine of the Mean" from the "Book of Rites" into separate books, and combined them with the "Analects of Confucius" and "Mencius" into four books. After that, all dynasties listed the Four Books as the scope of imperial examinations, thus creating the Four Books' unique status.

The "Five Classics" was originally the "Six Classics". The book "Zhuangzi" first calls "Poetry", "Book", "Li", "Yi", "Yue" and "Spring and Autumn" as the Six Classics. Ban Gu called it "Six Factory" in "Hanshu Yiwenzhi". Among them, "The Book of Music" was lost, and only one chapter, "The Book of Music", survived, which was incorporated into the "Book of Rites", so later generations called it the "Five Classics".

Question 5: What is the symbol of the scalper? Regarding the legend of Dayu's control of the Three Gorges, Zhuge Liang's "Huang Niu Temple" inscription preserved in Huangling Temple contains the following description: "The ancient biography records that Huang Niu helped Yu open the river to control the water, and it lasted nine years. If you succeed, believe it or not." It can be seen that the legend of the sacred cow helping Yu open the gorge has been circulating for a long time. According to legend, in ancient times, twelve evil dragons flew to Huangniu Gorge and turned into peaks.

Blocking the way out of the Three Gorges and trapping people in flood disasters. In order to save the people, the Jade Emperor sent the son of King Tian Yiqi, the Linmo Emperor, to the human world to control floods. This was Gun's son Dayu. Dayu visited all over the world, seeking good advice, and led his people to cut mountains and open rivers for nine consecutive years, even passing through his house three times without entering. However, when he came to the middle section of Xiling Gorge, he faced a mountain so high that it reached the sky.

He could not open it for a long time. The Wushan Goddess was moved by Dayu's sincerity and perseverance, and ordered Saturn to help him. This planet Saturn came to the land and transformed into an extremely powerful ox, helping Dayu to build mountains every night. One day, at dawn, a civilian woman went to deliver food to the flood control hero

Suddenly, she suddenly found a big ox, covered in sunlight, raising its horns to touch the stone. The dust flying all over the sky was like that. The sound is like a shock

The thunderous landslide and the raging river flow. The woman was so frightened that she couldn't help shouting for help. The shout alerted the oxen, forcing it to jump up the cliff and dive deep into the mountain, leaving only a yellow figure on the white stone wall. Therefore, people called this cliff Huangniu Rock. The legend of the sacred cow helping Yu open the Three Gorges Gorges, like other legends of opening the Three Gorges, is also people's beautiful imagination of conquering nature.

The old scalper who keeps digging mountains symbolizes the loyalty and simplicity of the people and the great power to transform mountains and rivers. In order to commemorate the Yellow Ox's success in helping Dayu open the gorge, people built the Yellow Ox Temple under the Huangniu Rock. In the temple, there is the King Yu Hall to worship Dayu. During the Three Kingdoms

period, Shu Prime Minister Zhuge Liang rebuilt Huangniu Temple and erected tablets. The inscription "Records of the Yellow Ox Temple" was engraved on it, detailing how the Yellow Ox helped Yu open the river.

It was not until the Tang Dynasty that the main building, the Hall of King Yu, was built, and the main sacrifice of the sacred cow was changed to King Yu. The existing Yuwang Palace was built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty and imitated the Song Dynasty.

Today’s scalpers can generally refer to workers who work hard to serve the people!

Question 6: The symbolic meaning of animals Camel: Hardworking and uncomplaining

Ox: Hard-working, down-to-earth and unknown

Spring silkworm: Devoted to death Magpie: Good luck

Seagull: freedom

Sheep: gentle and kind

Larks: smart

Question 7: What does the ox symbolize? The ox symbolizes hard work

The seagull symbolizes fighting against the storm

The dove symbolizes peace and friendship

The lily symbolizes unity and friendship

The lotus symbolizes the pollution-free plum blossom. Symbolizes perseverance

The camel symbolizes the long road ahead

The spring silkworm symbolizes devotion to death

The magpie symbolizes good luck

Question 8: The symbolic meaning of things Oxen - work hard and bear no complaints. Seagulls - fight the storm. Camels - have a long way to go. Spring silkworms - devote themselves to death

Ginkgo - ancient civilization magpie - auspicious pines and cypresses - steadfast and unyielding. Plum blossoms - perseverance

Dieffenbachia - perseverance. Pulling out lilies - unity and friendship

Question 9: What does the scalper symbolize? It symbolizes hard work, steadfastness and loyalty

Question 10: What does the scalper symbolize? Regarding the legend of Dayu's control of the Three Gorges, Zhuge Liang's "Huang Niu Temple" inscription preserved in Huangling Temple contains the following description: "The ancient biography records that Huang Niu helped Yu open the river to control the water, and it lasted nine years. If you succeed, believe it or not." It can be seen that the legend of the sacred cow helping Yu open the gorge has been circulating for a long time. According to legend, in ancient times, twelve evil dragons flew to Huangniu Gorge and turned into peaks.

Blocking the way out of the Three Gorges and trapping people in flood disasters. In order to save the people, the Jade Emperor sent the son of King Tian Yiqi, the Linmo Emperor, to the human world to control floods. This was Gun's son Dayu. Dayu visited all over the world, seeking good advice, and led his people to cut mountains and open rivers for nine consecutive years, even passing through his house three times without entering. However, when he came to the middle section of Xiling Gorge, he faced a mountain so high that it reached the sky.

He could not open it for a long time. The Wushan Goddess was moved by Dayu's sincerity and perseverance, and ordered Saturn to help him. This planet Saturn came to the land and transformed into a powerful ox, helping Dayu to open mountains every night. One day, at dawn, a civilian woman went to deliver food to the flood control hero

Suddenly, she suddenly found a big ox, covered in sunlight, raising its horns to touch the stone. The dust flying all over the sky was like that. The sound is as shocking as the thunderous landslide and the raging river. The woman was so frightened that she couldn't help shouting for help. The shouts alerted the oxen, forcing it to jump up the cliff and dive into the mountains, leaving only a yellow figure on the white stone wall. Therefore, people called this cliff

Huangniu Rock. The legend of the sacred cow helping Yu open the Gorges, like other legends of opening the Three Gorges, is also people's beautiful imagination of conquering nature.

The old scalper who keeps digging mountains symbolizes the loyalty and simplicity of the people and the great power to transform mountains and rivers. In order to commemorate the Yellow Ox's success in helping Dayu open the gorge, people built the Yellow Ox Temple under the Huangniu Rock. In the temple, there is the King Yu Hall to worship Dayu. During the Three Kingdoms

period, Shu Prime Minister Zhuge Liang rebuilt Huangniu Temple and erected tablets. The inscription "Records of the Yellow Ox Temple" was engraved on it, detailing how the Yellow Ox helped Yu open the river.

It was not until the Tang Dynasty that the main building, the Hall of King Yu, was built, and the main sacrifice of the sacred cow was changed to King Yu. The existing Yuwang Palace was built in the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty and imitated the Song Dynasty.

Today’s scalpers can generally refer to workers who work hard to serve the people!