Ancient Chinese myths of fortune, luck and longevity respectively represent what

1. Fortuna, the god of folklore. Legend has it that he can bring good fortune to everyone, bring good luck, as expected. Fuxing originated very early, it is said that in the Tang Dynasty, Daozhou out of midgets, selected and sent to the court as a plaything for many years." Also known as the "God of Fortune", he is known as "Zi Wei Da Di" in Taoism and is highly respected in the folklore. His image is somewhat similar to that of Zhao Gongming, the God of Wealth, and is a rich face with a full heavenly court and a square earthly frame.

2, "LU Xing", also known as "Wenchang Star", he is the protector of the scholars, in charge of human fame and fortune. After the imperial examination system, he began to be highly respected in the civil society. His image is like a court official, noble and extraordinary. The God of Fortune is said to be Zhang Yazi, the "God of Zitong", also known as "Emperor Wenchang". He was highly honored at the beginning of the period. His image resembles that of a courtier, a noble man.

3, "Shouxing", also known as "Nangji old man star", is the god of longevity. Most people believe that the long-lived Peng Zu died became the "star of longevity". The head of the crane, which was regarded as a symbol of longevity by the ancients, was raised to a high level. This is the lucky and long-lived elder, known as the Longevity Star, also known as the Nangjiaoren and Nangjixianweng. It symbolizes that respecting the elderly is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation and is an ancient custom passed down in Sanmen County.

4, the god of joy

The god of joy is the god of good fortune according to fortune-tellers. People always want to avoid bad luck and pursue happiness, so they have to create a god of happiness. Marriage is one of life's great joys, so the wedding is also known as the wedding. Of course, to do the happy event can not be separated from the god of joy, the old custom, the bride shall sit and stand on the god of joy where the orientation, but where this orientation, we must ask the fortune-telling people.

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Legend

The three stars of the blessing of life, originated in the ancient nature worship of the stars. The ancients endowed them with extraordinary divinity and unique charisma according to their own will. Because of their influence in Chinese folklore, the feudal government had used them for the implementation of the king's indoctrination, and the Taoist religion had also held them in high esteem, in order to recruit believers and expand its own prestige and influence.

While they later lost their lofty divine authority, they also gained freedom to enter common alleys and thousands of households, becoming a true reflection of the ideal of secular life in ancient Chinese folklore.

Chinese folk worship of the God of Fortune, the star of Luk and the star of longevity of the collective name. Also known as the Three Stars of Fortune, Luster and Longevity. According to legend, the God of Fortune was originally the star of the year, i.e., Jupiter, and then gradually personified, and was said to have originated from the heavenly officials among the three officials worshipped by the Way of the Five Pieces of Rice, which evolved into the saying that the heavenly officials bestowed blessings.

One said that the God of Fortune was Yang Cheng, the assassin of Daozhou in the Tang Dynasty, who was honored as the God of Fortune because of his good governance in resisting the importation of pygmies. The star of Luk is Bikan, the state god of Wenqu, the fourth star of the Big Dipper. The other gods are all misrepresentations.

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Baidu Encyclopedia-Fu Lu Shou