What are the pattern characteristics of Yunlong crane in Ming brocade pattern of silk weaving technology in Ming Dynasty?

The patterns of Ming brocade are rich and colorful, and the metaphor of Yunlong Phoenix Crane is of great significance and changeable. Moire patterns are composed of quadrangles, seven clever clouds and fish-shaped clouds, which are also called fish makeup, seawater river courtyard clouds, water waves, tree clouds and flower clouds. The dragon pattern consists of cow head, cat ear, shrimp, lion nose, donkey mouth, snake body, eagle claw and fish tail. There are Yunlong, Hanglong, Tuanlong, Zheng Long, Sitting Dragon, Ascending Dragon and Descending Dragon. Phoenix patterns include "Yunfeng", "Xiangfeng", "Fengdan Chaoyang" and "Fengchuan Flower Branch". Crane patterns include "Yunhe", "Tuanhe" and "Songhe Yannian".