The meaning and symbol of the fox

The fox means beautiful love, which symbolizes beauty, agility, charm and wisdom.

Fox, a kind of intelligent animal called auspicious by the ancients, was gradually demonized. In China, many wild animals are "deified" or "demonized" by religious culture, which is probably related to primitive totem worship and even the spread of animistic primitive Taoism and Shamanism. The fox is the most "deified" and "demonized" animal among China people.

Fox is smart, smooth and noble, but also a little friendly and gentle. Beaver is a sacred object that attracts peach blossoms, but it also represents charm, beauty, wisdom and vigilance. The fox is naturally charming and can easily get the love he wants, so it means happy love. In fact, the fox is the common name of this animal among the people. There are many kinds of foxes, such as arctic fox, red fox, silver black fox and sand fox, which are alert and timid and often appear as foxes in ancient myths.

The fox's personality characteristics

The fox's personality characteristics are cunning, cleverness and wisdom. The fox is a very cunning animal, and its deception is very clever. Compared with other animals, foxes will choose to protect themselves more and use their own strategies to achieve their goals when they are in danger, which will also cause losses to other animals. But the fox's cunning depends on its wisdom and cleverness. The wisdom and composure shown by foxes in desperate situations are often amazing.

Foxes are carnivorous canines. General foxes are red foxes, red foxes and grass foxes. In the wild, foxes mainly feed on small animals such as fish, shrimp, mussels, crabs, maggots, rats, birds and insects, and sometimes they also eat one or more plants. Foxes often live in forests, grasslands, semi-deserts and hilly areas, live in tree holes or soil holes, feed at night and go home during the day.