Mao Shanshu's Huang Fu is often called "ghost painting Fu". What exactly did Huang Fu write?

Huang Fu often appears in movies and TV series, but rarely in real life. If you really see it, you may be surprised. Many people know that yellow symbols are used to ward off evil spirits. But many people don't know that the above words are actually working, and the functions are different according to the words.

For most people, the text on the yellow symbol is very abstract, and it is difficult to see what is written on it. What exactly did Huang Fu write? To say what the words on the yellow symbol mean, we should start from a long time ago.

In ancient times, the court would make some bamboos with words engraved on them. Generally, this kind of bamboo is used by the royal family, but later, it can be used by anyone in the court, because the soldiers outside hold bamboo, which means they have certain rights, but they must also obey the court. Later, in the Han Dynasty, Huang Fu appeared, which means an irresistible order issued by the gods.

At that time, people believed in gods like the government and ghosts like soldiers. When they see Huang Fu, they must obey absolutely. The words on the yellow symbol are like an irresistible shackle, which makes the monster absolutely obey.

Of course, what we call maoshan taoist's writing on Huang Fu is also the writing that makes monsters obey orders. How to draw? Taoist priests will write that "the old gentleman on the throne is in a hurry like the law", and besides the old gentleman on the throne, there is another immortal who has been ordered to appear in Huangfu more often, that is, Sanqingxian, and the representative text of Sanqingxian is to draw three hooks.

There will be a series of twisted lines below. In fact, this is not a line, but a bunch of fairy ropes. Maybe you think it's very simple and you can draw at will, but it's better for Huang Fu to draw with a Taoist priest, and painting by himself may not be useful.