What is the historical account of the five elements of gold and wood?

I believe that everyone in China is no stranger to the five elements, which are related to every aspect of our daily lives. Different five elements actually represent different energies, and everything in the universe has energy properties. Among the five elements of metals, gold represents an attraction. So, what does gold mean in Jinmu?

Historical statement of the five elements of gold

The doctrine of the five elements uses gold, wood, fire, water and earth, which is the essence of Chinese traditional culture. But interpret it as goldas metal. Its original meaning should be mountain.

The doctrine of the five elements was summarized by the ancient ancestors in the long practice of life. That is close to the body and away from everything. That is to say, it comes from the tangible things that people can see when they come into contact with nature. In order to survive and live, people observe and experience nature. There are mountains, water, earth, trees, and in the forest there will be a blazing fire. After the fires, there would be ashes. The ancient human history of Tangke restores a scene that portrays the life of the first people. Wood, water, fire and earth are all the objects that people can see when they open their eyes, and gold should come from all things.

The first human beings lived on mountains, and mountains were common objects people lived on. The mountains were tall and hard and fit the properties of gold. Stone axes and knives made of stone could cut wood, so gold could overcome wood.

Analysis of the specific meaning of the five elements of gold

1. Gold, one of the five elements. The five elements are complementary and mutually reinforcing: they mean to nurture, promote, and encourage each other; and mutual restraint: it means to restrain, restrain, and overcome each other.

2. Characteristics: Jin Yue Cong brother from the "Shangshu Hongfan" to choose, Cong, you also; revolutionary change. From leather, that is, gold has been transformed to produce. There are few readily available metals in nature, most of which are smelted. Gold is heavy, commonly used in slaughter, indicating that all things and phenomena with the nature or function of settlement, killing, convergence, etc. belong to gold.

3. Jin means motion: wood, fire, and earth are the substance proper, and gold and water are the motion of the substance.

4, I Ching, the word Tian Xing Jian in dry divination. This LINE means motion, or kinetic energy. The greatest interrelationship between matter in the universe lies in this kinetic energy. There are five types of kinetic energy, represented by gold, wood, water, fire and earth. Like the hexagram, it is a traditional symbol. Don't take it too seriously. The so-called gold is not gold and the water is not the same as the water in the cup. Don I don't think the five elements are five substances.

5. Gold in the five elements represents the number: a combination of numbers consisting of 4 and 9. Color: white, gold, silver Direction: Due West Direction of the Five Elements represented: Lungs; when used in numerology it means that a person's life is a golden life. Morphological Characteristics of the Gold Person: The Gold Person gives the impression of being generous, intelligent and a great general. He has a large square face, a white face, large bones, looks stout, medium build, and a firm but not fat body.

6. The character of the gold man is: the gold man is decisive, firm, rigid, authoritative, focused, very ambitious, benevolent and wealthy, wide range of friends, stable and self-possessed, far-sighted, energetic, organized; strong independence, uncompromising; urgent goals, stable habitual field. Weaknesses are impatient, not easy to melt; knowledge is rigid, stubborn, inflexible; love, better, mean and mean, like to be self-centered.

Everything in our daily life has its own Five Elements attributes, which play a vital role and influence on our character and destiny. I hope everyone in China can learn and understand the Five Elements.