What do horses and rulers mean?

Horses and rulers are widely used in China traditional culture. A ruler is a tool for measuring length, while a horse symbolizes strength and speed. In ancient China, horses and rulers were indispensable tools for measuring and calculating the size and weight of various objects. Therefore, people often use "immediately" to describe the rapidity and rapidity of things, and use "scale" to express the standard and accuracy of measuring things.

In China culture, horses and rulers also have profound symbolic significance. Horses are symbols of speed, courage and action, while rulers represent justice, fairness and discipline. Ancient rulers often used symbols such as "1000 Mary" and "800 biographies of Qin Li" to praise outstanding talents, while rulers used them in law and education to regulate behavior and measure moral quality.

Nowadays, horses and rulers have been used in various fields. In sports, horses represent equestrian, marathon and horse racing, and rulers are used to measure athletes' achievements and competition data. In modern society, ruler is not only used to measure the length and weight of objects, but also extends to time, temperature, voltage and other aspects, and has become one of the indispensable tools for modern people. I believe that in the future, with the development of science and technology, horses and rulers will be more and more widely used in people's lives and become one of the important symbols of social progress.