History of Jiulong County

1. The historical changes of Jiulong County are called "Jiri Sect" in Tibetan, also known as Bulong and Fu Jierong. It means "star anise". According to records, in the first year of Qin Long (1567), * * * Lama came to Kangqu to preach and built "Jiri Temple" in Tanggu ancient village, so it was called "Jiri Religion".

The title of "Kowloon" is named after the establishment of the Kowloon Administrative Office, which governs nine villages including Bodhisattva Dragon, San Anlong, Maidong, Mohong, Sangailong, Baalong, Miwolong, Hongbalung and Wanbalung, all of which contain the word "dragon".

The earliest record tells that Zhuge Liang borrowed the "land of three arrows" from Meng Huo during the Three Kingdoms period, and used a trick to drive the southern minorities from Ya 'an to the west of Hushui (now Dadu River) and swore to shoot arrows in the archery furnace (now Kangding). At that time, herders lived in Kowloon.

Later, it was not until the early Qing Dynasty that Kowloon was officially designated as a county, and it was still managed by the local toast.

During the Qianlong period, the county system was abolished and belonged to Kangding County.

In the 15th year of the Republic of China (1926), Jiulong County was restored, and it was under the Xikang Government Affairs Committee.

After liberation, it was subordinate to Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Xikang Province, which was revoked in 1955 and merged into Sichuan Province to become Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Sichuan Province.

2. The history and name of Kowloon originated from the history of Kowloon: 1860, the Qing court was defeated by the British and French allied forces in the Second Opium War (that is, the battle between the British and French allied forces) and signed the Beijing Treaty, ceding the southern part of Kowloon Peninsula and the adjacent Stonecutters Island to Britain. At that time, the new boundary of Kowloon Peninsula was only separated by short barbed wire, which is on today's Boundary Street. 1898, Britain and the Qing court signed a series of lease treaties, such as "Special Provisions on the Extension of Hong Kong Border between China and Britain", and leased more than 200 outlying islands in the northern part of Kowloon Peninsula, the New Territories and its vicinity, except for Kowloon Castle, for a lease period of 99 years.

1937, * * * began to designate the New Territories north of Boundary Street and south of Kowloon Mountain as the new Kowloon, making the area of Kowloon close to its present appearance. The reclamation of West Kowloon in 1960s and 1990s not only greatly increased the area of Kowloon, but also connected the Kowloon Peninsula with Stonecutters Island.

In the Hong Kong Legislative Council election of 1995, the division methods of "Kowloon Central", "Kowloon East", "Kowloon South", "Kowloon West", "Kowloon Northeast" and "Kowloon Southwest" were also used.

As a result of 1998, the Legislative Council has two constituencies:

Kowloon East: including Wong Tai Sin District and Kwun Tong District (2004: 5 seats; The number of seats decreased in 2008 1) Kowloon West: including Yau Tsim Mong District, Sham Shui Po District and Kowloon City District (2004: 4 seats; Increase 1 seat in 2008)

The number of seats in a constituency depends on the population, and the number of seats in individual constituencies may change due to the increase or decrease of population.

The origin of the name Kowloon comes from such an allusion. According to legend, once upon a time, there was a son of heaven patrolling. When he came to Kowloon, he looked around, but when he saw eight mountains around him, he wanted to kill him with "eight dragons". The attendants reminded the emperor that he was the dragon among people, and it should be nine dragons, so the emperor named this place "Kowloon".

3. The historical change of Jiulong County is called "Jiri Sect" in Tibetan, also known as its Bulong and Fu Jierong.

It means "star anise". According to records, in the first year of Qin Long (1567), * * * Lama came to Kangqu to preach and built "Jiri Temple" in Tanggu ancient village, so it was called "Jiri Religion".

The title of "Kowloon" is named after the establishment of the Kowloon Administrative Office, which governs nine villages including Bodhisattva Dragon, San Anlong, Maidong, Mohong, Sangailong, Baalong, Miwolong, Hongbalung and Wanbalung, all of which contain the word "dragon". The earliest record tells that Zhuge Liang borrowed the "land of three arrows" from Meng Huo during the Three Kingdoms period, and used a trick to drive the southern minorities from Ya 'an to the west of Hushui (now Dadu River) and swore to shoot arrows in the archery furnace (now Kangding). At that time, herders lived in Kowloon.

Later, it was not until the early Qing Dynasty that Kowloon was officially designated as a county, and it was still managed by the local toast. During the Qianlong period, the county system was abolished and belonged to Kangding County.

In the 15th year of the Republic of China (1926), Jiulong County was restored, and it was under the Xikang Government Affairs Committee. After liberation, it was subordinate to Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Xikang Province, which was revoked in 1955 and merged into Sichuan Province to become Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Sichuan Province.

4. The history of Kowloon. Kowloon, Hong Kong is located in the southern New Territories. The full name of Kowloon Kowloon is Kowloon Peninsula. Hong Kong Island, separated by a sea, is an indispensable part of Hong Kong's bustling urban area. Among them, Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok are the most attractive places. These areas have all kinds of shopping, dining and entertainment cultures, comparable to Hong Kong Island!

The history of Kowloon in Hong Kong is the history of Hong Kong.

All along, the history books have recorded the history of Hong Kong, mostly from the British colonial rule of Hong Kong. However, Hong Kong was inhabited by human beings more than a thousand years ago. The most powerful archaeological discovery is the recent discovery of a 5000-year-old (ancient kiln) on Lantau Island, the largest outer island in Hong Kong. As for the prehistoric Neolithic stone carvings, they are scattered all over Hong Kong. Although the significance of the sculpture and the identity of the creator cannot be verified, it is believed that this safe haven and Tamsui Bay once attracted many ancient people sailing along the Pacific coast to stay here.

About 2000 years ago, in the Han Dynasty, China incorporated Hong Kong into its territory. The Han Tomb in Lizhengwu, Kowloon was built at this time. In the14th century, many Cantonese people came to settle in Hong Kong, and some people (Hakkas) moved to Hong Kong from central China. Many modern Hong Kong people are still paying (rent) to the descendants of the landlords at that time. These ethnic groups are commonly known as (the five major ethnic groups in the New Territories).

According to some earliest historical records, Hong Kong is determined to become an important economic center. According to official historical records, the army was originally stationed in Tuen Mun and Tai Po to ensure Tolo Harbour. In addition, crane fishermen from eastern Guangdong have also settled in Hong Kong. /kloc-In the 7th century, the Qing Dynasty entered China. In order to suppress pirates, the Qing court banned people from settling in coastal areas. Finally, the ban was lifted, and new immigrants settled in Hong Kong one after another, namely (Hakka) or (Hakka).

Hakka people who used to be farmers began to grow rice and tea trees, and also produced Guanxiang and pineapple. Collect pearls in the interests of the family; Now, Tuen Mun and Tai Po have become two major towns in the New Territories.

Historical evidence of Hong Kong's early lifestyle can be found in some small fishing villages and small granges. Many of these early villages are still protected by visiting walls, moats and guard rooms.

The arrival of the British involved Hong Kong in world affairs. /kloc-In the 9th century, British businessmen came to China to trade opium, and exchanged China's silver, silk, tea and spices for a lot of wealth. The Qing court worried that the people were poisoned by opium and decided to ban the import of opium. British businessmen were eager to strengthen their position in the port, which was not controlled by the Manchu court, leading to the outbreak of the Opium War (1840- 1842). Queen Victoria's ship in Britain is very strong, and Hong Kong Island was ceded to Britain permanently in the treaty of nanking signed in 1842. Sir Henry Pottinger was the first governor, and a Pontiancha Street in Central was named after him.

History of Kowloon, Mainland China

There is a north-south river between jiulong town and Taizhou, and there is a bridge on the river-Jiulong Bridge. According to legend, this river is related to the storage and irrigation of the left assistant minister of Nanjing official department.

Chu Guan's ancestors are all dead, and the Chu family wants to find a treasure house for burial. His uncle was a famous scholar then. After several searches, the Chu family left him where he was. One day, he went to Tanglouzhuang in the west of Taizhou. He said with surprise that this place is very good. If he is buried here, future generations can be big officials and make a fortune. So the Chu family decided to choose a sunny day to dig a hole for the funeral. The grave dug on the first day was gone the next day, and then it was gone. The cave digger immediately reported the situation to Mr. Kanyu. When he left, he personally took a big shovel, tied a pair of sandals on the handle of the shovel, and went to the cemetery to burn incense and bow. Then he held the shovel high, dug hard and dug through the Longtan. The pool rose and flowed north and south, rushing out of a winding river. "Suddenly the dragon falls for nine days", which is the Jiulong River. This Henan Province starts from the Toarey Yang Canal in the north and ends at Gangchang Town, Jiangyan City in the north, begging for nine kilometers in the territory. The storage family built culverts at the head of the river to control the flow of the upstream and downstream rivers, so that the drought energy of the Jiulong River can be diverted and the waterlogging energy can be discharged, benefiting 20,000 mu of farmland and moistening tens of thousands of people. Later, a bridge was built over the river, named Jiulong Bridge.

Sure enough, the dragon is Rui now Taizhou has a pleasant climate and abundant resources. As a result, the Chu family made a fortune and people became smarter and smarter. Chu Guan was a child prodigy at the age of five and could write articles at the age of nine. At the time of Chenghua, the provincial examination and the general examination were the first. The official awarded the official doctor, and later he was promoted to the left assistant minister of the household department. Later generations carved stone people, stone horses and Shi Hu sacrificed.

1950 was named Jiulong Township. Later, due to changes in administrative divisions and systems, Jiulong Township was renamed yangqiao People's Commune, Taixi People's Commune and Taixi Township. 1994 People of Jiangsu Province * * *: Taixi Town was abolished and jiulong town was established. As a result, this piece of dragon's treasure land has inserted new wings and written a new chapter.

Jiulong town, Taizhou, known as the hometown of auto parts in China, is located in the west gate of Taizhou main city, with Shanghai-Nanjing and Tong Ning expressways in the south, Ningqi Railway in the north, Rhine-Taizhou River in China running through the north and south, and National Highway 328 running through the east and west. New Taiwan Province Industrial Park 1500 mu in the township; Bicycles, motorcycles and auto parts are the main products of the town; The roads in the town crisscross and extend in all directions. It is one of the top ten towns in Taizhou and an industrial satellite town open to the outside world in Jiangsu Province.

"Dragon and Horse Spirit and Sea Crane Attitude" is a vivid portrayal of Kowloon people!

5. The history and name of Kowloon comes from 1860. In the Second Opium War (that is, the battle between the British and French allied forces), the Qing court was defeated by the British and French allied forces again, and signed the Beijing Treaty, ceding the southern part of the Kowloon Peninsula and the adjacent Stonecutters Island to Britain.

At that time, the new boundary of Kowloon Peninsula was only separated by short barbed wire, which is on today's Boundary Street. 1898, Britain and the Qing court signed a series of lease treaties, such as "Special Provisions on the Extension of Hong Kong Border between China and Britain", and leased more than 200 outlying islands in the northern part of Kowloon Peninsula, the New Territories and its vicinity, except for Kowloon Castle, for a lease period of 99 years.

The full name is Kowloon Peninsula, which is one of the three major regions in Hong Kong. Kowloon is surrounded by Victoria Harbour on three sides, with densely populated industrial areas on the east and west sides, residential areas on the north and famous commercial areas on the south. Kowloon, like Hong Kong Island separated by a sea, is an indispensable part of Hong Kong's bustling urban area.

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Kowloon is a part of Hong Kong, located in Chinese mainland, north of Hong Kong Island. The peninsula is surrounded by Victoria Harbour on the east, south and west. The main areas are Tsim Sha Tsui (located at the front of the Peninsula, where many big hotels such as the historic Peninsula Hotel are located), Yau Ma Tei, Mong Kok (one of the most densely populated areas in the world), San Po Kong, Kwun Tong and Kowloon City.

From 1950, Kowloon has become an industrial center (especially the textile industry) and a competitor of Victoria Tourism Center on Hong Kong Island. The Hong Kong International Airport is located on the east and west sides of the Kowloon Peninsula, and the Kowloon Pier is full of ocean-going vessels.

According to the survey and mapping office of Hong Kong Lands Department in February 2003, Kowloon covers an area of 46.93 square kilometers. It governs five districts.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Kowloon Peninsula.

6. The humiliating history of Kowloon Before the British occupation of Hong Kong, Hong Kong was basically a desert island. Some fishermen lived in Stanley, Tai Tam Tuk and Shipai Bay in the south, and Agongyan and Shuijing Bay in the east. In other places, such as Huangniyong, Dengdizhou and Seven Sisters, there are some small village bays. At that time, there were about 3000 residents on the island. [3] In the early years, the British took a fancy to Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong, which has the potential to become an excellent port in East Asia. Until the defeat of the Qing Dynasty in the late19th century, the territory was ceded to Britain in batches and became a British colony.

In the 22nd year of Daoguang reign of Qing Dynasty (1842), the Opium War between China and Britain, the defeat of the Qing court, and the cession of Hong Kong Island to Britain. In the tenth year of Xianfeng (1860), Kowloon Peninsula was ceded to Britain. In the 24th year of Guangxu (1898), the New Territories were also forcibly leased by the British, and the whole territory of Hong Kong was under the British administration. The three parts of Hong Kong (Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and New Territories) come from three unequal treaties in different periods.

184 1 year 65438+1October 26th: After the First Opium War, Britain occupied Hong Kong Island, and then the Qing Dynasty tried to recover it by force. Daoguang issued many orders for this, but the Qing Dynasty was never able to defend its territorial integrity.

1August 29th, 842: The Qing Dynasty and Britain signed the unequal treaty treaty of nanking.

The Qing Dynasty was forced to sign the treaty of nanking on a British warship.

(Formerly known as Jiangning Treaty), Hong Kong Island was ceded to Britain.

1860 65438+1October 24th: China and Britain signed the unequal Beijing Treaty, ceding the area south of Boundary Street in Kowloon Peninsula to Britain.

1June 9, 898: Britain forced Qing * * * to sign the Regulation on Expanding Hong Kong's Boundary, and leased 262 islands north of Boundary Street in Kowloon Peninsula for 99 years (as of June 30 1997).

194 1 year 65438+February 25th: During World War II, Japanese troops invaded incense.

China and British officials erected a monument at the border.

In Hong Kong, the British troops stationed in Hong Kong were unable to resist, and then Hong Kong Governor Yang had no choice but to declare surrender. Hong Kong was occupied by Japan.

7. What is the history of Kowloon City in Hong Kong? There are two versions about the name of Kowloon:

On Monday, the small court of the Song Dynasty was chased by Yuan soldiers and forced to live here. Lu Xiufu and other ministers often supported Song Emperor to climb the boulder on the mountain and overlook the gate of Lei Yu, hoping to become his teacher.

Legend has it that Emperor Song climbed a stone one day and saw the green hills standing beside him. He said to the ministers, "Each of the eight green hills has a dragon, that is, eight dragons." Lu Xiufu stood by and replied, "Your Majesty is the son of heaven and a dragon." Song emperor nodded. So there was the saying of "Kowloon", and later this place was called "Kowloon".

Another way of saying it is that Kowloon is named after its natural environment. There are nine mountains at the northern end of the peninsula. Although the mountain is not high, it looks like a dragon. Nine mountains, like nine dragons, are called "Kowloon Peak", also known as "Kowloon Peninsula".

The names of these nine mountains are: Ciyun Mountain, Fei 'e Mountain, Lion Mountain, Tate's Cairn Mountain, Dongshan Mountain, Xiong Ji, Ying Chao, Pipa Mountain and Bijia Mountain. Bijia Mountain used to be called Yandun Mountain, and there is a Yandun on the mountain to convey the information of the wind. Sailing boats can sail when they see smoke on the mountain and know that the monsoon is coming.

History of Kowloon City:

Kowloon City is a unique place. Kowloon walled city in this area is an earlier developed area in Hong Kong. It was demolished in 1993 and rebuilt into a walled city park, where many historical sites were preserved. After continuous development, Kowloon City has five-star hotels and large private houses.

Since Kai Tak Airport moved to Chek Lap Kok in 1998, the northern shore of Victoria Harbour has freed up a considerable amount of land, which has great development potential. With the development of infrastructure projects in the new development zone, it is believed that Kowloon City will be built into a new scene.

Historical events in Kowloon City:

1899 April 16, after Britain officially took over the New Territories, it was convenient for China to ask China officers and men to withdraw from Kowloon Castle on April18 * * * and revoke China's jurisdiction over the castle. 14 In May, the British Foreign Secretary officially ordered the occupation of Kowloon Castle.

On May 16, British troops landed at Kowloon City Pier. Royal Wilson musketeers and 100 volunteers marched into the city in front of the old customs building. China's officers and men did not resist, but the British seized by force and expelled the officers and men of the Qing army stationed in the village in the city. Qing * * * expressed a strong sense of * * *.

On February 27th, 65438, Britain issued the Privy Council's directive on Kowloon Walled City, unilaterally declaring Kowloon Walled City as "part of Her Majesty's Hong Kong colony" on the grounds that China officials were found to be obstructing Hong Kong's military equipment. At that time, the Qing Dynasty issued a solemn statement that Kowloon City was the territory of China and its jurisdiction still belonged to China.

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administrative division

Kowloon City is one of the 18 districts in Hong Kong. It looks at Lion Mountain in the north and Victoria Harbour in the south. It is bounded on the east by junction road, Dongtoucun Road and Prince Edward Road East, and on the west by the rail of Kowloon-Canton Railway. It covers an area of 1000 hectares and has a population of about 380,000.

Kowloon City is mainly residential, including Kowloon City, Kowloon Tong, Ho Man Tin, Ma Tau Wai, To Kwa Wan and Hung Hom.

Hong kong Jiulong city specialty

butterfly

Butterfly is one of the famous products in Hong Kong. There are 142 species of butterflies produced in Hong Kong. The places with the most butterflies in Hong Kong are Butterfly Valley and University Hall. Butterfly Valley used to be behind Lai Chi Kok in Kowloon. It is a place where Hong Kong students often travel and have picnics together, and it is also an ideal place to observe and collect butterfly specimens.

The trees in this valley are very lush, mostly small pine trees and a kind of dwarf tree called "duck foot tree", which is the favorite habitat of butterfly pupa. So once hatched, it constitutes a scene of thousands of butterflies flying around the tree. This kind of butterfly is mostly pink butterfly with yellow wings. So it looks golden, making Butterfly Valley famous.

Camellia in Hong Kong

Camellia in Hong Kong is one of the plants of Theaceae. There are two kinds of camellias: red and white. Baishan tea is mostly potted, wild and has few flowers. Camellia is not only beautiful in flowers, but also lovely in leaves. Camellia are also sold in the flower market on Lunar New Year's Eve. If you buy it back, it will last for a long time. If you take care of it properly, it will continue to bloom next season.

grouper

Grouper can be said to be the representative of Hong Kong seafood and one of the most famous saltwater fish produced in Hong Kong. The appearance of grouper is similar to that of mandarin fish. There are many kinds of groupers, the most common ones are dog spots, red spots, rat spots, mud spots and rat spots. Among them, rat spots are the most precious, and grouper meat is spiny and less, which is delicious, productive, durable and cheap, and is deeply loved by Hong Kong people.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Kowloon City

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Baidu encyclopedia-Jiulong chengzhai

8. The humiliating history of Kowloon Before the British occupation of Hong Kong, Hong Kong was basically a desert island. Some fishermen lived in Stanley, Tai Tam Tuk and Shipai Bay in the south, and Agongyan and Shuijing Bay in the east.

In other places, such as Huangniyong, Dengdizhou and Seven Sisters, there are some small village bays. At that time, there were about 3000 residents on the island. [3] In the early years, the British took a fancy to Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong, which has the potential to become an excellent port in East Asia. Until the defeat of the Qing Dynasty in the late19th century, the territory was ceded to Britain in batches and became a British colony.

In the 22nd year of Daoguang reign of Qing Dynasty (1842), the Opium War between China and Britain, the defeat of the Qing court, and the cession of Hong Kong Island to Britain. In the tenth year of Xianfeng (1860), Kowloon Peninsula was ceded to Britain.

In the 24th year of Guangxu (1898), the New Territories were also forcibly leased by the British, and the whole territory of Hong Kong was under the British administration. The three parts of Hong Kong (Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and New Territories) come from three unequal treaties in different periods.

184 1 year 65438+1October 26th: After the First Opium War, Britain occupied Hong Kong Island, and then the Qing Dynasty tried to recover it by force. Daoguang issued many orders for this, but the Qing Dynasty was never able to defend its territorial integrity. 1August 29th, 842: Qing signed the unequal treaty "treaty of nanking" with Britain. Qing * * was forced to sign the treaty of nanking (formerly known as the Jiangning Treaty) on British warships and ceded Hong Kong Island to Britain.

1860 65438+1October 24th: China and Britain signed the unequal Beijing Treaty, ceding the area south of Boundary Street in Kowloon Peninsula to Britain. 1June 9, 898: Britain forced Qing * * * to sign the Regulation on Expanding Hong Kong's Boundary, and leased 262 islands north of Boundary Street in Kowloon Peninsula for 99 years (as of June 30 1997).

194 1 year 65438+February 25th: During World War II, Japanese troops invaded Hong Kong, and Chinese and British officials built monuments on the border, but the British troops stationed in Hong Kong were unable to resist. At that time, Governor Yang had no choice but to declare surrender. Hong Kong was occupied by Japan.

9. Who is Kowloon in history? Nine sons born in a dragon means nine sons born in a dragon, and none of them became Jackie Chan, which is different.

The so-called "dragon gave birth to nine children" does not mean that the dragon just gave birth to nine children. In the traditional culture of China, nine represents a lot and has a supreme position. Nine is an imaginary number and an expensive number, so it is used to describe the dragon son.

There is a long-standing saying that dragons have nine sons, but there has been no saying about which nine animals are, and it was not until the Ming Dynasty that there were various opinions. In the Ming Dynasty, some scholars' notes, such as Lu Rong's Miscellaneous Notes on the Garden, Li Dongyang's Collection of Huailu Hall, Yang Shen's Collection of Climbing the Temple, Xu Li's Essay on the Old Man in the Temple, and Xu Yingqiu's Talking about Yun Yun in Tang Yuzhi, all recorded the dragon's situation, but they were not unified.

In ancient times, there was a legend that "dragons give birth to nine children, but they don't produce dragons, and each has his own interests." But what exactly is Jiuzi, there are different opinions.

"Lucky Map of China" says: Nine sons 1. The oldest prisoner likes music and squats in front of the piano; 2. The second son (yá zì) loves to kill and fight, and is engraved on the knife ring and handle; 3. Lao San had a close call in his life, and the beast in the corner of this temple is his portrait; 4. Zisi is not old. When he is hit, he growls loudly, acting as an animal button for Hong Zhong to lift the beam and help him sing far and wide; 5.suān ní, a lion-shaped sister-in-law, likes smoking. Sit down, lean on the foot of the incense burner and smoke. 6. Six sons and Eight Xia (there is another Chinese name, which is regarded as the word in the box, [Insect Eight] [Insect Summer]), also known as XX (Bi), seems to be a turtle with teeth, and likes to bear heavy burdens, but also under the monument; 7. Seven-son armadillo (Bi 'an) is litigious like a tiger, and its image is on both sides of the prison gate or the official purlin; 8. Eight sons (fù xì), like a dragon, elegant and gentle, coiled on a stone tablet; 9. Laojiu's Kiss (chī wěn), also known as the Kiss of Owl Tail or Owl (chi), is thick and easy to swallow, so it has become a thorn-swallowing beast at both ends of the temple ridge, which is used to put out fires and eliminate disasters. The book Origin of the Gods says that the collection outside the Ascending Hall records that the nine sons of the dragon are: quality, such as turtles, good load, that is, turtles under the monument; Kiss, like a beast, looks good, standing on the roof; Gluttony, food, ding Gai; Pteris vittata, erect, standing on the bridge column; The map of pepper, like snails and clams, is closed and stands at the door; Gold, shaped like a lion, is a good fireworks, standing on the incense burner; Together with the old, the armadillo and the son, they are only the nine sons of the dragon.

Kiss: also called kiss, tail, Cape of Good Hope, etc. This dragon is shaped like a four-legged snake with its tail cut off. It looks around in dangerous places and likes to swallow fire.

According to legend, when Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty built the Bailiang Hall, it was said that there was a kind of fish in the sea, whose tail was like an ostrich, that is, an eagle, which could splash waves and rain and avoid fire, so it was molded in the corner, roof and roof of the hall. Sister-in-law: Also known as Jin Heling.

Sister-in-law is another name for a lion, so she looks like a lion. She is good at setting off fireworks and sitting well. Its style can be seen in Buddhist temples and incense burners.

Lions that even tigers and leopards dare to eat are magnificent animals. They were introduced to China with Buddhism. Because Buddha Sakyamuni is known as the "fearless lion", people naturally arrange it as a Buddha's seat or carve it on an incense burner to enjoy the incense.

Yazi: He looks like a jackal, so he kills people. Often engraved on the scabbard of the handle.

Yazi's original intention is to glare. The so-called "the virtue of a meal will be repaid, and Yazi's hatred will be reported." Bao couldn't help killing people, so the dragon son who looks like a jackal naturally appeared on the scabbard of the sword handle.

Pepper map: It looks like a snail, so it is easy to shut up, so people often carve its image on the head of the gate or on the door panel. Snails always meet and shell when they are attacked by foreign objects.

People use it on doors, probably because it can be closed for safety. Prison cow: Huanglong with scaly horns. Good music.

This musical dragon not only stands on the Hu Qin of the Han nationality, but also has the image of raising its head and opening its mouth on the Yue Qin of the Yi nationality, Qin Sang of the Bai nationality and some Tibetan musical instruments. Not old: It's shaped like a dragon, but Buron is small and easy to sing.

It is said that I don't live by the sea all the time, and what I fear most at ordinary times is whales. Whenever there is a whale attack, he will scream when he is not old.

Therefore, people put their own image on the clock and carve the long wood that hit the clock into the shape of a whale to make it loud and bright. Gluttony: Like a wolf, eat well.

Zhongding Yi wares are often decorated with carved head shapes. Because gluttony is a particularly greedy beast in legend, people call people who are greedy for food and even property gluttony.

Gluttony also appeared on Shang and Zhou bronzes, as a decorative animal face with patterns, called gluttony patterns. Armadillo: Also called * * *.

Looks like a tiger, powerful, and good at prison litigation, people carved it on the prison door. Tigers are powerful beasts, so the use of armadillos is to enhance the majesty of prisons and make criminals afraid of corpses: also known as turtles.

It looks like a turtle, so heavy. Carrying stone tablets for many years.

People can see this hardworking Hercules everywhere in the ancestral hall of the temple. It is said that touching it can bring happiness to people.

Baxia ([Insect Eight] [Insect Summer]): Also known as snail, it looks like a turtle. Legend has it that in ancient times, it often carried three mountains and five mountains to make waves.

After being appeased by Yu Xia, he made many contributions to Yu Xia. After flood control became an attack, Yu Xia accepted its advantages and let it recover on its own.

So China's stone tablets are mostly carried by it. There is a saying that "the dragon gives birth to nine sons", which comes from Huailu Tangji written by Li Dongyang in Ming Dynasty. Long's nine sons are: the old prisoner (qiúniú), the second prisoner (Y á zü), the third prisoner (cháofēng), the fourth prisoner (púláo) and the fifth wife and brother.