The meaning and symbol of owl

1. People in China often regard owls as "ominous birds", which are called spirit birds and mourning birds. Ancient books also regard owls as a symbol of bad luck and death. The main reason is that owls have a keen sense of smell, can sniff out sick people and laugh. In many places, it is not superstition that owls die within a few days after hearing the cry, so owls are called mourning birds.

In addition, the sound of owls in the dark is as gloomy and desolate as ghosts, which makes people even more afraid. In addition, owls crouch at night, fly like ghosts, whisper to each other, and often see black and white shadows, which easily makes people who don't understand their behavior have all kinds of terrible associations.

3. Owls in China culture can ward off evil spirits. According to feng shui, owls mean "not hard", which means that if they are put in a financial position or worn on their bodies, they can make money for themselves or their families. You can put it on the financial position or wear it on yourself. In addition, among the people, owls are "ghost birds". A layman in Huaiyuan, Hong Kong, said that whoever can keep owls will surely make a fortune for a long time.