How to treat the spring bull map in Gregorian calendar? My dad said there was a lot of knowledge in it, but he didn't know much. He asked for popular science. The answer is very good and detailed. I w

How to treat the spring bull map in Gregorian calendar? My dad said there was a lot of knowledge in it, but he didn't know much. He asked for popular science. The answer is very good and detailed. I will try again. Spring Cattle Map is a picture book used in ancient China to predict weather, rainfall, trunk and branch, five elements, agricultural harvest and other data. Until now, we can still find it in Tongsheng and some calendars. In the Spring Cattle Map, there is a picture of a cow and the "Mang God" who leads the cow. Spring Cattle Map is a picture book used in ancient China to predict weather, rainfall, trunk and branch, five elements, agricultural harvest and other data. Until now, we can still find it in Tongsheng and some calendars. In the Spring Cattle Map, there is a picture of a cow and the "Mang God" who leads the cow. There are seven-character poems on the left and right of the Spring Cattle Map, which are used to predict the weather and agricultural harvest of that year.

Spring cattle made of clay welcome spring.

Spring cattle are local cattle. In ancient times, they were made before the beginning of spring, so that officials of civil affairs and military departments could whip them with colored sticks at the beginning of the Spring Festival to persuade agriculture and symbolize the beginning of spring ploughing. Spring cattle are four feet tall, symbolizing the four seasons. It is eight feet long and symbolizes eight farming festivals (vernal equinox, summer solstice, autumn equinox, winter solstice, beginning of spring, Changchun, beginning of autumn and beginning of winter). The tail is one foot and two inches long, symbolizing twelve months of the year.

Tauren represents a year's work; The cow body represents an annual branch; The belly of a cow represents sound; Horn, ears and tail represent the dryness at the beginning of spring; The cow neck represents the day when spring begins; Cowhooves represent the sound of spring; Cow rope represents the beginning of that spring; The texture of the cow rope that day represents the earthly branch of beginning of spring. And according to the five elements of the trunk, the colors are white for gold, green for wood, black for water, red for fire and yellow for earth. In addition, the cow's mouth is closed, and the cow's tail is placed on the right to represent the lunar year; On the contrary, the cow's mouth is open and the cow's tail is placed on the left, representing the year of the sun.

Shepherd boy

The shepherd boy in the Spring Cattle Picture is a "Mang God", also called Ju Mang God. He used to be an official in charge of wood in ancient times, but later he became a god. He is three feet six inches tall, symbolizing the 360 days of the lunar year. The whip in his hand is two feet and four inches long, representing 24 solar terms in a year. The color of Mangshen's clothes and belts, and even the position of the bun tied on his head, should also be determined by beginning of spring's five elements. He didn't wear shoes or trousers, indicating that there was a lot of rain that year, and farmers should be prepared for flood control; On the contrary, wearing sandals on both feet means drought in that year, and farmers should make arrangements for drought resistance and water storage; Another example is that one foot is bare and the other foot is wearing sandals, indicating that this year is a good year with moderate rainfall. Farmers should work hard and don't miss the busy farming season. Also, if the shepherd boy wears a straw hat, it means the weather is cool; It's hot without a hat.

Because of the different beginning of spring, that is, Haizi Day's yellow clothes and green belts, the colors of Mangshen's clothes and belts are also different; Mao Yinri's white and red belt; Black and yellow belt in the afternoon; Shen Youri red skirt black belt; Tsing Yi leucorrhea before ugly day. The knot on the whip rod of the shepherd boy is also made of different materials because of the different branches in beginning of spring and Japan. There are bamboo, silk and hemp, and the seven knots of the spade are all dyed in five colors: green, yellow, red, white and black.

The age of the shepherd boy is also metaphorical, and the childhood shepherd boy represents the year of the season (that is, the ugly year); Feng Zhongnian, the representative of the shepherd boy in the prime of life (that is, the year of meridian); The old shepherd boy was in the year of Meng (that is, he has been in the sea for a long time). In addition, if the shepherd boy stands in the middle of the cows, it means that spring begins between the first five days and the last five days of New Year's Day. The shepherd boy stands in front of the cow, indicating that spring begins five days before New Year's Day. The shepherd boy stands behind the cow, indicating that spring begins on the fifth day after New Year's Day.

I've only seen it, but I don't know what it is. I hope to adopt.