What does Mr. Rabbit Ear mean?

Rabbit is the mascot and patron saint of old Beijing. Legend has it that rabbits can bring peace and good luck to people. Since the Ming Dynasty, old Beijingers have had the custom of inviting rabbits and sending them to relatives and friends. Inviting rabbits is for peace, and sending rabbits is for happiness and good luck.

Legend has it that a plague broke out in Beijing a long time ago, and many people were infected with it. An atmosphere of fear and despair enveloped the whole capital. Chang 'e, who lives in the Moon Palace, witnessed the sufferings of the people and couldn't bear to die. She sent a jade rabbit to earth to eliminate disasters and diseases for people.

After the lower bound, Yutu was worried that people would be afraid of her being dressed in white, so she borrowed an idol's shirt and armor to wear on the road. In order to cure all patients more quickly, Jade Rabbit rode a tiger or deer, sometimes an elephant or unicorn, and traveled long distances to treat people. When I was busy at work, I made a mistake and my ears were exposed. At the same time, everyone saw that the jade rabbit, who had been fiddling with drugs all day, was gone. Everyone finally understood that the doctor with rabbit face was the jade rabbit sent by Chang 'e.

After Yutu returned to the palace, the people thanked him and worshipped him as the god of eliminating disasters and diseases. Beijingers should set up a monument to worship male prostitutes for Yue Bai and affectionately call them "male prostitutes" and "grandma rabbit".

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Rabbit Mountain in Dongyue Temple-Every year, Gilabit Workshop will make thousands of rabbits for Dongyue Temple in Beijing.

On August 15th every year, Dongyue Temple in Beijing will set up a high rabbit mountain according to the custom of old Beijing. Hundreds of rabbits with different shapes and sizes bear the folk customs of old Beijing for hundreds of years, and also entrust people with infinite expectations for a happy and auspicious life.

As the largest creative production base of rabbits in Beijing, Gilabit Square produces thousands of rabbits every year, all of which are purchased as business gifts by folk gift shops, gift companies and commercial organizations except Rabbit Mountain in Dongyue Temple. At the same time, Jirabbit Workshop keeps digging/sorting/spreading the folk culture of rabbits, and is committed to the inheritance and promotion of national culture.

1, sitting like a rabbit means auspiciousness. Elephants are homophonic with auspiciousness, and elephants themselves are symbols of auspiciousness.

2, sitting on a tiger and rabbit means that the cause is prosperous, and the tiger is the king of all animals and commands everything. Therefore, riding a tiger and rabbit symbolizes a successful career and a wide range of contacts.

3. Kirin rabbit, which is circulated because of the allusions of Kirin spitting books, symbolizes extensive knowledge and academic success.

4, sitting on a peony rabbit means sitting on a deer rabbit with wealth, which means health and longevity.

5, sitting on the gourd rabbit, symbolizing two kinds of fulu and fulu, because the gourd and fulu are homophonic, and the gourd is also the embodiment of peace and auspiciousness among the people.

6. Hei Hu, Bunny and Hei Hu are the embodiment of justice and light, so Hei Hu has the saying of keeping peace, getting rid of illness and strengthening the body.

This male prostitute has been personalized through the bold creation of folk artists. That's a rabbit's head with a jade pestle. Later, some people shaped male prostitutes into warriors wearing golden helmets and shining armor, some riding animals such as lions and elephants, and some riding birds such as peacocks and cranes. It is a strange thing for male prostitutes to ride a tiger, but it is a bold creation of folk artists. There is also a male prostitute whose elbow joint and mandible can move, commonly known as "big mouth", which is more pleasing. Although it is a sacrifice to the moon, it is really a great toy for children.

Drumming itself is also an ancient toy handed down from old Beijing, and it has become one of the most folk toys in old Beijing in combination with rabbits.

Male prostitutes are children's toys for Mid-Autumn Festival in old Beijing. According to the statement that there is a Jade Rabbit of Chang 'e in the Moon Palace, the Jade Rabbit is further artistic, anthropomorphic and even deified, and then molded into various forms of male prostitutes with clay. Respect heaven and god in entertainment.

This male prostitute has been personalized through the bold creation of folk artists. That's a rabbit's head with a jade pestle. Later, some people portrayed male prostitutes as warriors wearing golden helmets and shining armor. Some of them rode unicorns, elephants and other wild animals, especially male prostitutes rode tigers. Although it is a strange thing, it is a bold creation of folk artists. There is also a male prostitute whose elbow joint and mandible can move, commonly known as "big mouth", which is more pleasing. Although it is a sacrifice to the moon, it is really a great toy for children.