What does the pattern of Beijing kite mean?

Beijing kite pattern is a treasure of China culture, which has profound moral and symbolic significance. With dragons, phoenixes, peacocks, lions and other beasts as the theme, folk stories, myths and legends and other elements are integrated, representing the aspirations and good wishes of the nation. The most representative one is the dragon kite, which symbolizes the auspicious dragon and spirit and is one of the most important patterns in China traditional culture.

Beijing kite originated in the Ming Dynasty, and after hundreds of years of evolution and development, it has gradually become a folk art activity with local characteristics. Historically, kites were once a necessity for weddings, birthday parties and other ceremonial occasions, and also an important activity for farmers to pray for a bumper harvest and ward off evil spirits. Nowadays, Beijing kite has become a beautiful cultural card, attracting tourists and kite lovers at home and abroad to learn and appreciate it.

Beijing kite is a unique art form with rich cultural connotation and artistic value. In the production process, many factors such as the proportion, color, line and shape of the kite need to be considered, and the technical content and artistic level are very high. In addition, Beijing kite also embodies the characteristics of folk art and is one of the important ways to inherit and carry forward folk culture.