In China folk art, the image of deer is the most representative.

Deer is a common animal image in China folk art, and its image represents the meaning of auspiciousness, longevity, glory and auspiciousness.

First of all, in the traditional culture of China, deer is regarded as a symbol of good luck. Because "deer" and "Lu" are homophonic, they are endowed with wealth, status, status and honor and are loved by people.

Secondly, deer is closely related to fairy tales in China folklore. For example, in the legendary Taigong fishing, there is a story of deer delivering letters. Nine deer in Taoism symbolize longevity and glory; The deer king in Buddhism and the legendary white deer are also regarded as auspicious and auspicious symbols.

In addition, deer is also regarded as the embodiment of the gods, representing the connection and harmony between heaven and earth. Therefore, in the traditional art of China, the image of deer is often used in paintings, sculptures, embroidery and other works of art to express reverence and praise for life and nature.

In a word, the image of deer represents the meaning of auspiciousness, longevity, glory and auspiciousness in China folk art, and it is loved and revered by people.