Where did the word "three sheep open Thailand" first come from?

"Three Yang Kai Tai" should be "Three Yang Kai Tai", which originated from the Book of Changes, an ancient traditional cultural book in China.

It means "winter goes and spring comes".

"Idiom Dictionary" explains: "Take eleven months as the divination, and one yang is born in the next."

; December is coming, and Er Yang is born next; The first month is the Thai hexagram, and the next month is the birth of Sanyang. It means that winter goes and spring comes, and the yin disappears and the yang grows.

It is a symbol of good luck. After that, it is time to welcome the beginning of the new year. "

A popular explanation is that the Book of Changes takes the first month as the Thai hexagram, which the ancients thought was the gradual decline of Yin Qi.

Yang Qi was removed before he was born. The winter solstice in November of the lunar calendar has the shortest day, and the days are getting longer and longer, so it is considered that the winter solstice is a "one-day birthday"

December is the "second Yang Sheng" and the first month is the "three Yang Kaitai".

Among the sixty-four hexagrams in the Book of Changes, "Taigua" is a good hexagram, so there is "No, it is extremely Thai".

Idiom. "Sheep" and "sheep" are homophonic, and sheep was regarded as a god beast and mascot in ancient China. From ancient cultural relics

We can see that many "auspicious" inscriptions are written as "auspicious sheep". In ancient China, "sheep" and "auspiciousness" were allowed to pass festivals.

. "Shuo Wen Jie Zi" says: "Sheep are auspicious."

"Three Yang Kaitai's" and "Three Yang Kaitai's" are auspicious meanings and are the contents of China culture.

Now that it has been established that "three sheep open Thailand" is used all over the street, there is no need to haggle over whether it is "three sheep" or "three yang"

"。 However, as descendants of China, we should never have a little understanding of the commonly used words in China traditional culture.