Is the idiom "Three Yang Kaitai" or "Three Yang Kaitai"?

"Three Yang Kaitai" should have been "Three Yang Kaitai". "Sanyang" means the beginning of spring, and "Tai" means "peace and tranquility". "Sanyang Kaitai" means "Spring returns to the earth and everything is renewed", and it also means "good luck and all the best".

In China folk customs, sheep are often written as "auspicious sheep". Sheep, docile, gentle and affectionate, have been the partners of Chinese ancestors since ancient times and are deeply loved by people. In ancient Oracle Bone Inscriptions in China, the word "beauty" in the shape of a sheep with a big horn on its head was a symbol of beauty.

During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, folklore was represented by Qingyang, Hongyang and Baiyang respectively, representing the past, present and future. The popular folk phrase "Three Yang Kai Tai" is an auspicious language, which shows the significance of the rejuvenation of the earth and Vientiane. This is also a blessing of prosperity and success. The symbol of the pattern is three sheep (homophonic "sheep") grazing in the warm sunshine.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Sanyang Kaitai