What is the pattern on the robe? What are the meanings of different cases?

Besides dragons tattooed on robes, there will be other complicated patterns. These decorative patterns are made of precious materials. Generally speaking, they are very gorgeous. Each decorative pattern represents a symbol of good luck. There are 16 dragon patterns on robes in Qing dynasty, among which nine golden dragons are the main ones, occupying all parts of robes.

The first is the promotion of dragons. The whole decoration belongs to the faucet above, and the body below is in a rising and jumping posture. This dragon pattern represents the meaning of universal support. The second kind is called sitting dragon. The dragon head looks straight ahead, the trunk lurks behind, and the whole body presents a dignified expression. Because this dragon pattern represents stability. Among the dragon patterns, it belongs to the noblest one. The third kind is called walking the dragon. This dragon pattern is the most lively, because it looks like a swimming state, so it is also called "Youlong". Represents the loyalty and loyalty of the subjects.

The location of these nine golden dragons is also very particular. From the front or back, there are only five, which means "Ninth Five-Year Plan honor". Generally speaking, there are only eight golden dragons. Because the skirt is embroidered with a golden dragon. "Twelve Chapters" are actually twelve different patterns, namely, the sun, the moon, stars, mountains, dragons, China insects, horseshoe crabs (F-shaped axes), scorpions (F-shaped Asians), Zong Yi (tigers, scorpions (long-tailed apes)), algae, fire and pink. These twelve decorative patterns inherit the traditional culture of China thousands of years ago and represent twelve different moral qualities.

The Twelve Chapters Classic is not only an affirmation of these qualities of kings, but also an exhortation to their virtues. Through these complex patterns, it is reflected in various details. However, in the costume system of the Qing Dynasty, the dragon robe, as an auspicious costume, belongs to the costume worn during sacrifice.

The robes will be decorated with red bats. It means "great happiness in heaven". There are also patterns of waves and rocks, meaning that mountains and rivers will last forever and Fushan will live in the sea. These patterns will be used in combination, and bats with moire patterns will form "auspiciousness".