What did snakes represent in ancient times?

You can complete a poem in seven steps. Don't leave Jiangnan in March.

1, original: seven steps into a poem, fireworks March south of the Yangtze River, the midnight bell rings, the iron tree and silver flowers send heroes, and the dragon wind celebrates peace. It's about the zodiac snake. The snake is the most tenacious of the zodiac, and the snake man is the most mysterious and incredible figure in the zodiac. Some orientals think snakes are insidious and terrible because they are elusive.

2. The snake is the most tenacious of the zodiac, and the snake man is the most mysterious and incredible figure in the zodiac. Some orientals think snakes are insidious and terrible because they are elusive. In fact, this is because the life of snakes is too long, and every time they are skinned, they can be reborn. This special quality symbolizes that the snake man has a strong regenerative ability, and you can recover your energy quickly after each battle.

Traditionally, Chinese people think that snakes born in spring and summer are the most powerful, but because winter is the time when snakes hibernate, snakes born in winter are relatively quiet and obedient. Besides, people with good weather are more optimistic and satisfied than those with bad weather. Most of the most beautiful women and men with the strongest personality were born in year of the snake. So if you are a snake, you will be very lucky.

As an ancient folk cultural phenomenon, the Zodiac culture has become an inseparable part of Chinese culture. As a publishing house focusing on the research and dissemination of China traditional culture, we provide readers with a set of books about China Zodiac and China culture, and summarize, summarize and display the connotation, historical inheritance and basic composition of this culture, so that everyone who belongs to the genus and wants to know its knowledge can benefit from it, or answer questions for those who need it temporarily. I hope it can become something on your desk and be close to your life.

What needs to be explained here is that although the authors of this series are experts in folk culture research, due to the large number of participants, everyone has different writing styles and different understandings of the zodiac culture. In addition, each genus has different characteristics and different cultural representations, so we have not insisted on unity in the style and text expression of the whole series of books.