In traditional culture, what is the three treasures of the chicken

Traditional Chinese culture is Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism,

Confucianism regards the body and mind as the three treasures, and pursues unity;

Shihua regards Buddhism, Dharma and Sangha as the three treasures, and pursues conversion;

Daoism regards the essence of the spirit as the three treasures, and pursues the three-two to one.

1qqshanqq1: Hi.

When I was a child, I saw the New Year's paintings posted on the wall include:

A large rooster, leading five small chicks, meaning: five sons.

A big rooster is singing with his neck, and five little chicks are listening, which means: teaching the five sons.

A large rooster crowing with a cockatoo flower, symbolizing: official (crown) on official (crown)

A large rooster crowing with a peony flower, symbolizing: merit (rooster), fame (crowing) and wealth (peony symbolizes wealth).

A large rooster standing on a boulder, crowing towards the sun, symbolizing: the world is white when the rooster sings - Li He's famous line.

A large rooster pecks a centipede with its beak, symbolizing: the king of chickens suppresses the house.

Two big roosters fight, meaning: heroes fight.

The chicken and auspicious harmonize with each other, interpreting a lot of amorous feelings.

The Han Shi Wai Chuan says that the chicken You Wen, Wu, courage, benevolence, and trust five virtues: the head of the top of the crown, Wen also. The foot Bo distance, martial arts. The first one is the one that can fight with the enemy, and the second one is the one that is brave. It is also benevolent to call out to the flock when it encounters food. The night watch is sometimes a matter of faith.

"Flower mirror" also cloud: chicken, a moral bird, a candle night 。。。。。。 The male can angle victory, the eye can ward off evil. Its song also know the time. Its roosting also know yin and sun 。。。。。。。