What is the totem of Huangdi tribe?

Historical Records of the Five Emperors says: "Huangdi is the son of Shaodian, surnamed Gongsun, named Xuanyuan", and says: "So Huangdi has bears." Qiao Zhou was quoted as saying: "The Yellow Emperor has a bear Guo Jun and a son Shaodian." Then Huangfu said, "There are bears, and now Xinzheng, Henan." In addition, Guangxu said, "There is a bear on board." Ban Gu's White Tiger Tong Yi Nuo. Zhang also said: "The Yellow Emperor wins the world, and posthumous title is a bear." Therefore, the totem of Huangdi tribe should be "bear", that is, bear. For example, Mr. Yu Naichang and Mr. Xia Min said: "According to the test, after the Yellow Emperor unified the Central Plains, he convened various tribal alliances to discuss the unified totem of tribal alliances (idols and emblems) in order to unify his will and actions. It turns out that all major tribes have their own totems. The totem of the yellow emperor bear tribe is a bear. The totem of the tribes in southwest China is the tiger; The totem of southern tribes is snakes; The totem of the eastern tribes is fish. Totems of other tribes are eagles, monkeys, deer, horses, etc. " (Yu Naichang and Xia Min, Primitive Religion and Aesthetic Madness, pp. 76-77, Qinghai People's Publishing House, 1994, 1 February).

Some scholars have also demonstrated from another angle that the totem of the Huangdi tribe is a bear. Mr. Yang Ya believes that most surnames and surnames in ancient China originated from clan totems, while Chinese characters in our country should mainly come from hieroglyphics representing clan totems at the earliest. Therefore, when we discuss the totems of Yandi and Huangdi, we should take the analysis of their handed down surnames as the main basis. According to literature, the real name is Jiang, and the real name of Huangdi is Ji. The word "Ji" is subordinate to women, while the word "Chen" in bronze inscriptions in Shang and Zhou Dynasties is actually an upright bear image (an agreement formed for the convenience of writing and carving), so the word "Ji" is originally an image of a bear, "proving that the Huangdi clan should take bears as totems". Historical Records of the Five Emperors said that the Yellow Emperor "taught bears, donkeys, raccoons, tigers and Yan Di to fight in the field of Han Quan", and Liezi also said that "the Yellow Emperor and Yan Di fought in the field of Han Quan, and handsome bears, donkeys, leopards and tigers were the forequarters to carve tigers". The Encyclopedia of Mysterious Culture in China, edited by Mr. Jin Liangnian, holds that "Huangdi Xuanyuan's surname is Ji, and according to the word" minister "in the inscriptions, the" minister "in the inscriptions is the image of a bear, so the Huangdi tribe should be a bear totem tribe", and according to the records of the five emperors, it can be learned that it was ceded to Zhu Hu, Xiong and Bi. Also because it is the successor of the original bear tribe, it was arranged to be the first one on duty "(Encyclopedia of China Mystery Culture, edited by Jin Liangnian, 136, 1994, February 1 version).