Specific introduction of color cards

The pattern of "light" is 1/4 of the sun, a crane and a pine tree. Here, the sun symbolizes the sunrise of the New Year, and cranes pray for the health and longevity of their families. Pine trees in the 65438+ October brand originated from the Japanese custom "Mensong" (mensong; かどまつつつつつつつつつつつつつつ𞏰/kloc- つる Tsuru) begins with the sound of "Mensong", which is also a Japanese custom.

February mode

Plum blossoms appear because in February, Ibaraki, Japan and other places will hold a plum blossom festival in Plum Blossom Park. Magpie is a kind of bird familiar to Japanese people, and even there is a place called "Sakura Valley" in Tokyo. However, as a migratory bird, magpie migrated to Japan in April, and why it appeared in February is still inconclusive. Perhaps it is to observe the alliteration relationship between magpie's pronunciation Uguisu and plum blossom's Ume.

Marching mode

It is the season when cherry blossoms are absolutely beautiful, so the pattern of March is occupied by cherry blossoms. Under the "light" sign of cherry blossoms, there is a famous curtain (curtain; まんまく). The slow screen is used for festivals. Maybe behind this curtain is a spring tourist who pours wine and enjoys flowers.

April mode

It's Brawly. In April, Brawly Festival was held in Japan. Brawly symbolizes summer in poetry, and the cuckoo in 10 is also a frequent bird in poetry, which is deeply loved by Japanese. Lespedeza can be made into brooms.

May mode

Actually, this is not an orchid, it should be gladiolus. As an ornamental plant, purple gladiolus mostly blooms in wet places, which symbolizes summer in poetry. 10 auxiliary card has three T-shaped sticks and red-headed sticks, which is a small wooden bridge (eight bridges; やつはし) and piers supporting wooden bridges. There is still a man standing at one end of the bridge, but he can't fit the 1 inch card.

June mode

Peony not only expresses the poetic language of summer, but also symbolizes nobility, so peony can be seen in many Japanese family emblems. It is an oriental custom that flowers and butterflies appear in paintings at the same time. But in North Korea's paintings, butterflies and flowers are never put together, because there are no butterflies in the peony picture that Emperor Taizong sent to Silla. In addition, in June, September, 65438+ 10, there are 5 points every month. In Japan, cyan means melancholy. It is said that this is because June and September of Japan 10 are the months with frequent rainstorms and typhoons, which are related to disasters in various places.

July mode

Of the four cards in July, only one wild boar appeared in the 10 vice card, and the rest were just Lespedeza. Wild boars appear because July is the month of hunting wild boars.

August mode

This is because August is not just about enjoying the moon (see you in the middle of the month; ぉつきみ) is also the month when geese migrate. In Korea, the black part of the 10 sub-card is the mountain and the white part is the sky. Moreover, Korean flower cards do not draw grass in August, while Japanese flower cards draw grass. I noticed that there were no nickels in the flower cards in August.

Perhaps it is the autumn harvest, and people have no time for poetry and entertainment.

September mode

Because there is a chrysanthemum festival in Japan this month. A small handleless wine cup engraved with "Shou" appeared in the 10 deck, reflecting the traditional concept of "drinking chrysanthemum wine on September 9th, wearing chrysanthemum clothes, and living a long life" in Heian period of Japan since the 9th century. In addition, the chrysanthemum pattern is a symbol of Japanese kingship, which can act as two skins in the game. A small handleless wine cup (cup; さかずき Sakazaki) and chrysanthemum (chrysanthemum; きくくくくくくくくくくくくくくくくくくくくくくくく 12

June 5438+00 in Japan is the season of watching maple leaves and hunting deer. The maple leaves and stags in the 10 scoreboard reflect this. Deer (deer; しか) and maple (maple; かぇで) have the same ending rhyme and alliteration.

1 1 moon pattern

Commonly known as shit light (? DongKwang). The only month with three skins. For Koreans, phoenix tree means dirty and smelly, but it is loved by many players. The reason lies in its unique mode. In the 20-point "light" card, there is a bird like a hen and something like a sweet potato. Koreans may not know that the black pattern like sweet potato is buttonwood leaf, which is more eye-catching in Japan. Wutongye is also a symbol of shogunate, and now represents Japanese national public schools. And that strange bird is actually a phoenix, symbolizing the perseverance and status of the shogunate general. You can see why Japanese people like buttonwood. In Japan, 165438+ 10 and 65438+February are reversed.

65438+ February mode

The pattern of June 5438+February is quite special. In the 20-point "light" card, there is an umbrella bearer, a winding stream and a frog. 10 scoreboard, there are swallows in flowered clothes; Strange red and black patterns can be used as double skin. Japanese calligrapher Xiao Ye Feng Dao wears an umbrella and a hat. Draw a frog, moved by the frog's tough will to climb trees.