What does Haiwei mean?

Haiwei is two adjacent times in the China lunar calendar, namely the Year of the Pig and the Year of the Sheep. Pigs and sheep are two of the zodiac signs, and the junction of these two hours is also regarded as one of the places where the zodiac signs alternate. In the traditional culture of China, pigs and sheep have their own symbolic meanings. For example, pigs represent wealth, good luck and good luck, while sheep represent kindness, gentleness and wisdom. Therefore, Haiwei's time is also regarded as a symbol of beauty and peace.

Haiwei is also a branch of ancient time and earth, representing different mental states in people's daily life. In the traditional culture of China, every hour has its special significance, and Haiwei is no exception. This time represents quietness, peace and modesty, and it is also associated with the kidney meridian in China traditional medicine. Therefore, Haiwei is also regarded as a symbol of health, harmony and inner peace.

Besides its special significance in China culture, Haiwei also has its own representative significance in the West. In western astrology, Haiwei stands for 12 in the constellation 12, also known as the mysterious palace. This house is located in the last position of the astrolabe and is considered as a stage of one's practice, growth and spiritual maturity. Therefore, Haiwei is also interpreted as a symbol of change, exploration and internal growth.