What does this horse represent?

Question 1: About the symbol and spirit of the horse.

The war horse, rushing out from the dust of the ancient battlefield, is magnificent and heroic. For thousands of years, horses have experienced the baptism of blood and fire with their own strength and sincerity. With the development of human beings, they have become a spirit and achieved enduring charm.

The spirit of a horse is loyalty, nobility, galloping and unconquerable. The Charm of the Horse is an epic dedicated to beauty, which is manifested in the history of living and dying with human beings, and the spirit of dragon and horse is the national spirit of struggle, self-improvement, enterprising and upward advocated by the Chinese nation since ancient times. Ancestors thought the dragon horse was a kind horse. It is the Yellow River, the spirit spilled by our mother, the embodiment of the descendants of the Chinese people, and represents the subject spirit and the highest morality of the Chinese nation. It is eight feet five inches tall and has a long neck, which makes it look very huge. The skeleton has wings, and there is a circle of colored mane on the edge of the wings, which makes the neck scream and make a beautiful and harmonious nine tones. This is a heroic image and a heroic posture. In the world view, the ancestors have equated the dragon and horse with the work of pure yang. It is synonymous with vigorous, bright, warm, lofty, rising, full, prosperous and developed. In the Book of Changes, it is simply said that the dry horse is a symbol of existence, and it also represents kings, fathers, adults, ancestors, treasures, awe, majesty, health, kindness, ambition and primitiveness.

This is the origin of the famous saying that Confucius often heard that China people passed down from generation to generation in the process of harmony and divination: Heaven is strong, and a gentleman strives for self-improvement! Yes, this dragon horse, conceived by the soul of our nation, is magnificent, powerful and magnificent, chasing the moon day after day, full of stars, hard work, day and night. Isn't this a vivid portrayal of the struggle between the Chinese nation and nature? Isn't it a vivid metaphor that China people overcome difficulties and move forward forever? Doesn't it reflect the meaning of China people's fearless life?

Horses are also symbols of ability, sages, talents and achievements. The ancients often compared it to a swift horse. Maxima is an excellent horse and walks thousands of miles every day. According to legend, Zhou Muwang has eight good horses, and they often drive them around the world. The name of eight horses: stunning land, no feet to practice soil, no feet to land, can fly in the air; One is called feathering, which can run faster than birds; One is Benjing, who travels in Wan Li at night; One is called super shadow, which can run after the sun; One is called Zhaohui, and the horse hair is bright and radiant. One is called shroud, with wings on his body, and he flies like Dapeng Nine Wan Li. Some ancient books imagined eight horses as eight beautiful young horses with different colors, with beautiful names: Red Horse, Stealing Plum, White Dress, Overwhelming Wheel, Huang Qu, Huali and Green Ear. In fact, the magical legends of horses are all about talents. Don't really believe that they are myths. His eight horses are actually a metaphor for his talent group. They are outstanding in talent and skills, and all of them use special abilities to assist Zhou's great cause in the world.

Question 2: The symbolic meaning of horse, a spiritual animal, represents purity, * * *, agility and elegance.

Horses occupy a high position in Chinese culture and have a series of symbols and implications. Dragon and Horse Spirit is the national spirit advocated by the Chinese nation since ancient times, that is, striving for self-improvement. Ancestors thought the dragon horse was a kind horse. It is the spirit of the Yellow River, the embodiment of the descendants of the Chinese people, and represents the subject spirit and the highest morality of the Chinese nation.

Question 3: Do you know what the horse symbolizes in China? Horses occupy a high position in Chinese culture and have a series of symbols and implications. Dragon and Horse Spirit is the national spirit that the Chinese nation has been advocating since ancient times, and it is the spirit of continuous struggle, self-improvement and enterprising spirit. Ancestors thought the dragon horse was a kind horse. It is the spirit of the Yellow River, the embodiment of the descendants of the Chinese people, and represents the subject spirit and the highest morality of the Chinese nation. It is eight feet five inches tall and has a long neck, which makes it look very huge. The skeleton has wings, and there is a circle of colorful sideburns on the edge of the wings, which makes the neck scream and make a beautiful and harmonious sound. This is a heroic image and a heroic posture. In the world view, the ancestors have equated the dragon horse with the stem of pure yang, which is synonymous with exuberance, brightness, warmth, height, ascension, fullness, prosperity and development. The Book of Changes simply says: "Being a horse" is a symbol of heaven, representing kings, fathers, adults, gentlemen, ancestors, treasures, awe, majesty, health, kindness and kindness. The origin of China's most resounding famous saying handed down from generation to generation summarized in "Melon": "Heaven is healthy, and gentlemen are constantly striving for self-improvement!" Yes, this dragon horse, conceived by the soul of our nation, is magnificent, powerful and magnificent, chasing the moon day after day, full of stars, hard work, day and night. Isn't this a vivid portrayal of the struggle between the Chinese nation and nature? Isn't it a vivid metaphor that China people overcome difficulties and move forward forever? Isn't this the embodiment of China people's brave and optimistic life significance? Horses are also symbols of ability, sages, talents and achievements. The ancients often compared it to a "swift horse". Maxima is an excellent horse and walks thousands of miles every day. According to legend, Zhou Muwang has eight good horses and often travels around the world. The name of eight horses: stunning land, no feet to practice soil, no feet to land, can fly in the air; One is called feathering, which can run faster than birds; One is Benjing, who travels in Wan Li at night; One is called super shadow, which can run after the sun; One is called Zhaohui, and the horse hair is bright and radiant. One is called chaoguang, and one horse has ten shadows. One is called Wu Teng, riding the clouds; One is called shroud, with wings on his body, and he flies like Dapeng Nine Wan Li. Some ancient books imagined "Eight Horses" as eight different colors, and each color had a nice name: Red Horse, Stealing Plum, Bai Yi, Overwhelming Wheel, Huang Qu, Huayi and Green Ear. In fact, the magical legends of horses are all about talents. Don't really believe that they are myths. Zhou Muwang's eight horses are actually metaphors of his own clique, with outstanding talents and extraordinary skills, and each horse has a special ability to help the great cause of the King of Zhou in the world. A more explicit story about using horses to show talents is the famous allusion of "1000 yuan for bones". During the Warring States period, kings of various countries competed to recruit talents for the sake of long-term stability of their countries. Yan Zhaowang is no exception, and is willing to recruit outstanding talents with an honest and open attitude and generous remuneration. Guo Kun, a courtier of Yan State, told Zhao Haoqi a fable about a swift horse: Once upon a time, a king wanted to spend thousands of dollars to buy a swift horse, but three years later, he still didn't buy it. The master took the initiative to fight well, saying that he could get a thousand miles of good horses. The monarch sent him to find the whereabouts of Maxima within three months, but the horse was dead. The owner took out 500 gold to buy horse bones and came back to look for a job. The monarch said angrily, "I want a live horse." How can 500 gold buy a bunch of dead bones? " "Yes, today I bought the bones of a swift horse for 500 gold, so I don't know how expensive that live swift horse is." . From this, the whole world knows that the king values Maxima so much, but why don't other Maxima come one after another? "Sure enough, in less than a year, maxima came again. This story, from "The Warring States Policy", shows us the truth of being thirsty for talents. Because horses symbolize talent, people who are good at thinking about horses are also called people who are good at knowing talents and doing good deeds. For example, Wang Liang of Zhao State in Qin Dynasty, Bole of Qin State and Fang Jiukun are all experts in thinking about horses. The dull situation in which talents are buried or performance is lacking is called "a thousand troops go into battle".

Question 4: What does a horse represent? It galloped from the dust of the ancient battlefield, magnificent, lofty and heroic. For thousands of years, horses have experienced the baptism of blood and fire with their own strength and sincerity. With the development of human beings, they have become a spirit and achieved enduring charm.

The spirit of a horse is loyalty, nobility, galloping and unconquerable. The Charm of Horses is an epic poem dedicated to beauty, sharing weal and woe with mankind.

Throughout history, horses have always been the most loyal friends of mankind. The spirit and charm of the horse is a valuable spiritual wealth in the process of human development, which plays an extremely important role in promoting human emotions, psychology and even the development of human society. Its unrestrained galloping gives human beings the power to defeat the enemy and self; Its beauty and softness bring security and warmth to human life. Horses are elves who run freely in the high winds of grasslands; Horses are the wings for heroes to defend their country, punish evil and promote good, and help justice on the battlefield. Therefore, I think that tracing the spirit of horses from the development of human beings can better feel the true meaning that horses are the closest and friendliest friends of human beings.

Horses have good quality and personality, and strong personality. All the horses we see are very docile, silent and loyal friends. However, under its silent appearance, its heart has very strict principles. Although a horse is an animal tamed by human beings, it won't let you ride it if you are not a really good rider. Therefore, when people tame horses, they need not only courage and strength, but also wisdom, art, your care and care. Only by conquering it spiritually can the horse communicate with you and blend with your spirit. However, once you can control it, it will be loyal to you, help you and advise you until you protect your life with your life.

Among the many stories handed down in the long river of history, the touching stories of Yima's savior abound, not to mention works of art and myths and legends. During the Three Kingdoms period, Liu Biao hosted a banquet in honor of Liu Bei. During the dinner, Liu Bei saw Kuai Yue and Cai Mao riding a Luma when they went to the toilet, and hurried away. Unexpectedly, when they fled to the west of Xiangyang city, they accidentally drowned in the Tanxi River, sinking deeper and deeper, and it was difficult to extricate themselves. Liu Bei was surprised and anxious. He stroked his horse and said, "Dear Lu, I'm in big trouble today. You must help me! " Hearing this, Lu jumped three zhangs, took Liu Bei to the top of the mountain and flew across the river. By the time the pursuers arrived, they had successfully escaped from danger.

The loyal nature of horses is even more amazing. After being tamed by human beings, horses became assistants in people's lives, and the original form was driving. So before the Warring States period, chariots and horses were together, and few people rode alone. It was not until the Warring States period that Ma learned to ride and shoot the Huns, and Ma began the history of hunting and fighting on the battlefield. On the battlefield, the most obvious nature of horses has been fully exerted, that is, loyalty and competitiveness in the bones of horses. Many good horses passed down from generation to generation did not die under the sword and arrow tree, but were unwilling to lag behind, loyal to their owners and exhausted. The Six Horses in Zhaoling are the Six Horses that Emperor Taizong and Li Shimin fought in successive years. They fought against Li Shimin, pacified the four seas and established a country. In memory of them, Li Shimin gave them aggressive, brave, resolute and handsome names: Taylor, Qing, Shivaqi, Salouzi, Quanmao and Bai Xiuwu. The Six Horses in Zhaoling have made great contributions to the reunification of Li Shimin, for which people have given them a wonderful legend. It is said that during the Anshi Rebellion and Tongguan War, sand and stones suddenly flew and the yellow flag was fierce, and hundreds of cavalry were wiped out. When the rebels saw this, they fled in panic. However, after the retreat, the hundred cavalry disappeared. Later, according to officials guarding Zhaoling, on the day of Tongguan Battle, the stone men and horses in Zhaoling were sweating.

Question 5: What does the horse stand for? Horses are synonymous with enthusiasm, high, rising and prosperity. Horses are also symbols of talent, sages, abilities and achievements.

Question 6: The moral and symbolic significance of the Eight Horses Map is one of Xu Beihong's representative works. On the Eight Horse Map, eight spirited steeds galloped forward in different postures, and the steeds were tall and vigorous. One of them is the most distinctive. It landed on its hind legs, its front hoofs were flying, its sideburns fluttered in the wind, its head held high, its tail tilted, and it was free and unrestrained.

Eight Horses is a masterpiece presented by Xu Beihong to General Chennault. At that time, General Chennault was returning home from the battlefield in triumph. The eight horses he painted held their heads high and fought bravely, which reflected the indomitable spirit of the Chinese nation and was a rare masterpiece of Xu Beihong. "Ma Benteng is like a tide, traveling thousands of miles every day. Galloping on the battlefield, I am crazy and roaming in China to make meritorious deeds. " The galloping horse shows tolerance, releases strength and transcends the soul. Xu Beihong's Eight Horses Map embodies the ambition of flying and the soul of China.

Question 7: What does the posture of a war horse mean? Thank you for your answers. jhgjk

Question 8: What do all kinds of animals symbolize? Cow: Cow's bravery is the courage of "dying" and a desperate way to go forward. Horse: Horse is a symbol of wildlife instinct. Powerful, energetic and reckless, it is often a symbol of men. The horse symbolizes "publicity". It is heroic, handsome and handsome, but the most important thing is publicity. So people like horses are very attractive. Sheep: It represents a gentle, peaceful and kind character. Sometimes it may be weak. Deer: Similar to sheep, but deer is more aura. It is gentle, kind and intelligent, but it may also have weaknesses. Wolf: Wolf can symbolize all kinds of things that people are afraid of, especially things that people think are * * *, aggressive and destructive. Perhaps what a person fears is irrational, or the result of instinctive repression from childhood traumatic experiences (such as Oedipus plot and Oedipus plot). Bear: In the dream of westerners, the symbolic meaning of chest is somewhat different from ours. In the west, the symbol of bear is the female component of male psychology; The second is to symbolize the mother, the real mother, or the wisdom that can be obtained in the subconscious; Third, or just a symbol of the subconscious. In China, smallness is clumsy, but it is powerful in people's minds. Bears represent men more. His character is gentle and naive. Lion: The lion's personality is authoritative, with the temperament of the so-called king, and it is the combination of hero prototype and power prototype. Compared with tigers, lions are more organized and authoritative. On the other hand, they like to protect the weak and their friends. The lion is a dignified and loving parent. Lions actually have a charming side. A woman with the character of "lion" is a charming and radiant woman. Fish, the ancient dream interpretation book said that dreaming of fish is to make a fortune, sometimes it is like this. Homonym, fish and the word "feng" are homophonic. Fish is also representative. Jung mentioned that fish, especially those living in the depths of the ocean, represent the lower psychological center of human beings and the sympathetic nervous system of human beings. This statement is also very reasonable. Fish often symbolizes the subconscious or human intuition. In some artists' dreams, it represents mysterious and elusive inspiration. Bird: A bird is flying in the sky. It doesn't rely on anything tangible, only five-star wind. Therefore, it mainly represents freedom, nature, directness, conciseness and unpretentious. Birds can also be a symbol of sex. On the painted pottery of Banpo site, there is a pattern of fish and birds, which shows a fish swallowing the head of a bird in its mouth. Fish can't swallow a bird's head. What really happens is the sexual relationship between the woman symbolized by the fish and the man symbolized by the bird. Snake: Snake is one of the most commonly used images of human beings. Snakes are rich in content. First of all, snakes are representative, especially male genitals. These two are really similar in appearance. Snakes also represent evil, cunning, deception and temptation. This is the same as the snake image in many myths and folklore. On the other hand, snakes represent wisdom, a deep-rooted wisdom and profound intuitive wisdom. Snakes have other characteristics, such as cold blood, so snakes can symbolize a person's emotional indifference, and snakes can entangle or devour people. Because snakes can also symbolize a person's feelings, he (she) pesters you endlessly, making you breathless; In other words, he (she) cares about you so much that you have no independence. Bat: To westerners, bat is a terrible animal. As a Nocturnal Animals, it can symbolize the subconscious content related to the early traumatic experience. On the other hand, bats can also symbolize intuitive wisdom. Because bats can fly in the dark without eyes, and they can also symbolize intuition. Butterfly: It symbolizes freedom, nothingness, * * * and love, and it can also symbolize death, because death is the greatest freedom and the acme of sex. Butterflies can also symbolize souls and "unrealistic things". Something in the spiritual world, because of its thin shape, we can even think that it has no body. Spider: It stands for comfort-because spiders can weave webs. But spiders are sometimes very representative, because its Mao Mao claws make people think of * * *. Spiders sometimes represent the kind of mothers who hold their children tightly. A) Snakes, wolves-snakes, wolves-cruel people, rats-despicable people, sheep-timid and docile people, tigers-cruel people, lions-fierce people, monkeys-monkeys-smart people, cows-despicable people, donkeys-stupid and slow people, mules. & gt

Question 9: What do the different postures of war horses mean? After New Year's Day, it will be Gregorian calendar year 2002, and after Spring Festival, it will be the Year of the Horse.

The zodiac in China is 12 animals, also called 12 zodiac. It was born in the Han Dynasty more than 2000 years ago. 12 The zodiac is not necessarily related to life itself. Born in the year of the rat, not necessarily small; Born in cattle, not necessarily great; Not everyone born in the Year of the Loong can leap forward; Not all people born in the Year of the Sheep eat grass and drink water like sheep. The zodiac has nothing to do with the fate of life, just like the name, just a symbol.

Revival civilization

The year of the horse says horse. Horses and people, historical origin, life and death, physical unity and * * *. Buried cultural relics and pictures and words carved on stones are recorded. Fenggao site of Zhou Dynasty unearthed in Xi 'an. The pit of chariots and horses in Judah shows that as far back as BC 1 1 century, people were buried with chariots and horses after death, which is a bit cruel, but it shows the relationship between people and horses.

The horse figurines of Qin Shihuang's mausoleum are arranged at the foot of Mount Li, with a grand scale and a magnificent background. They are interpreted and translated. 2200 years ago, Qin Shihuang, the first emperor in the ages, vigorously attacked the lofty spirit of million cars. Bronze chariots and horses represent the refining technology and technological level of the Qin Dynasty. The Qin empire unified the world, and the contribution of horses could not be erased.

Jade horses were carved in the Han Dynasty. They tell the glorious history of China, the time-honored Ma Wenming. ...

1969, a precious bronze horse stepping on a swallow was unearthed in Wuwei, Gansu Province, and a galloping horse came. Stepping on a bird with a hoof is powerful and dynamic. Some people test: a horse is a heavenly horse, and a swallow is a sparrow. Later, it was designated as a tourist sign map of China by China Tourism Administration. With the rapid development of tourism in China, dragonflies have spread all over the world. World-famous.

Among the stone carvings of the Han Dynasty in Maoling, Shaanxi, the stone carving of the steed is the most vigorous, vivid and majestic, which shows the position of the horse in the eyes of the Han Dynasty.

Heroes from all walks of life in the Three Kingdoms period all had their favorite war horses, and these war horses all had their own reputations, for example, Guan Yunchang's horse was called Red Rabbit, and so on.

A huge stone-winged horse in Ganling, Shaanxi Province, is vigorous and strong, and always yearns for soaring. People in the Tang Dynasty not only loved horses, but also endowed them with rich imagination. Tang Yi's tour map on the wall of Prince De's tomb. That horse, either running, jumping or singing, is lifelike and heroic.

The six horses in the relief of Emperor Taizong's Zhaoling are Li Shimin's outstanding achievements in establishing the Tang Dynasty. Boxing horse, dew purple, hairy red, green, pulling, white hoof black. Li Shimin, the king of the Tang Dynasty, never forgot them. In 636 AD, he carved them on stones. Six horses have different postures and are magnificent. The American invaders coveted the six horses in Zhaoling and smashed them into pieces in an attempt to steal them back to the United States, arousing strong resistance from local farmers. They only stole two, and these two national treasures of China are still on display in American museums.

The cultural relics of horses are resurrected civilizations, which shows the relationship between horses and people and the position of horses in people's lives.

Horse culture

Horse's position in human life determines its rich cultural heritage. Murals, sculptures, reliefs, terracotta figures, bronzes and jade articles of horses all belong to the category of horse culture.

In the cultural history of China, horse culture occupies a great space. Philosophy, politics, literature, poetry, fables, myths, human valleys, idioms, allusions, etc. According to historical records, Zhou Mu raised eight good horses; The hoof is called Huawei; Flying faster than a bird is called long feathers; The one who can run Wan Li overnight is called Chi Ji; What can run behind the sun is called super shadow; The coat color is particularly beautiful, and there are ten shadows called super light when running. Running as elegant as white clouds is called Teng Wu; A winged flying horse is called a winged horse. These famous horses and Zhou Muwang traveled all over the world from the East China Sea to Central Asia, and established friendly exchanges between tribes. During the Western Zhou Dynasty, slaves were bought and sold as commodities. One horse is worth five slaves. In 664 BC, Huan led his troops to crusade against Rong, fell into a trap and strayed into Death Valley. Guan Chong suddenly remembered that most old horses knew the way, so he suggested Juan find some old horses to lead the way. This move is really clever. Several old horses led Qi out of the valley of death, and the Qi army destroyed the solitary bamboo country. The old horse knows the way and still lives in people's words. Whether in ancient or modern times, there are many scenes of horses in the description of war. Novels, movies, poems and songs, oil paintings, Chinese paintings, etc. Various art categories. Which one doesn't have the artistic image of a horse? Qu Yuan's "National Mourning" wrote that the wheels of war were covered ... >>