Do you know the moral of unicorns? In life, different things have different meanings. When giving gifts to others, you should know the meaning of this item so as not to be embarrassed. Let's see what a unicorn means.

What is the moral of unicorns?

First, the meaning of unicorn

Unicorn symbolizes love, which means loyalty, courage, beauty, nobility, pride and purity.

Unicorns are fictional creatures in myths and legends. The unicorn in current western mythology is shaped like a white horse with a spiral angle on its forehead, which represents nobility, pride and purity. Some stories are described as having wings, and even unicorns are described as black. The prototype of the western unicorn is considered to be the Indian rhinoceros.

Second, related myths

In ancient mythology of China, the dragon and horse were auspicious things. It only appears when performing important tasks. Its appearance is regarded as a symbol of a better era.

Legend has it that the first dragon horse appeared about 5000 years ago and passed on the writing to Emperor Fuxi. About 4700 years ago, in 2697 BC, another dragon horse appeared in the garden of the Yellow Emperor. This auspicious sign is considered that the rule of the Yellow Emperor will be peaceful and prosperous. During the reign of Emperor Yao, there were also two dragons and horses. Therefore, Emperor Yao became one of the five emperors 4,000 years ago.

Third, what does the opposite sex express when sending unicorns?

1 First of all, we should understand that unicorns represent courage and loyalty, which is the best meaning of love, so giving unicorns to the opposite sex must be related to love. Most of them want to take this opportunity to express their love, hoping that the future love can be as pure and beautiful as a unicorn.

2. When boys send girls unicorns, most of them think that girls are as cute and pure as unicorns, but they will definitely contain a little affection and ignorance. I hope girls can understand their own thoughts.

Sending a unicorn to the opposite sex is a hint of looking forward to communication. Many people are not good at expressing their feelings and think that giving gifts is a good hint. So, I gave a unicorn, hoping that this relationship can be solved. Because the unicorn means the beauty of love, if the other person can find out, he will definitely understand the affection and get married as soon as possible.

What is the moral of unicorns?

First, the meaning of unicorn

Unicorn is a mythical virtual animal, but it does not exist in our real life. It is shaped like a white horse with a spiral angle on its forehead, which symbolizes nobility and uniqueness.

In ancient China mythology, unicorns were also called dragon horses. Dragon and horse are auspicious animals, symbolizing a good time. When people see dragons and horses, they will see a happy future. In western mythology, a unicorn is a slim white horse, and even has a pair of wings, which means purity and nobility.

Fighting between teams means loyalty in love, courage to seek what you want in feelings, and hope for the future. Nowadays, unicorns also have the meaning of innocent little girls. They are just, holy and beautiful, and they can only praise such people.

But unicorns, in a sense, mean that they are difficult to tame. In medieval Europe, it was believed that only virgins with noble character could approach and ride unicorns, otherwise they would be killed by their horns.

2. What do unicorns mean to describe people?

1. As a mythical virtual animal, the unicorn is usually considered as the most auspicious thing in the world. It is shaped like a white horse with a spiral angle on its forehead, which represents nobility, pride and purity. Therefore, using a unicorn to describe a person means that this person is noble in character, but has little communication with others and a sense of transcendence.

2. People like unicorns are noble. They don't like to walk around with eight characters, die, go with the flow without arrogance. But the disadvantage is that they are afraid of socializing, communicate less with people, and may not be so enthusiastic about doing things.

3, using unicorns to describe people can also acquiesce that this person's life is boring. After all, when he is alone, he will feel lonely and his inner pride will not be released. In the long run, it will also cause uncomfortable temperament.

Related history

Unicorns only appear in European legends.

Although there were unicorns in Europe in the early history, in fact, as an animal in the Hebrew legends of the Old Testament, most of the early descriptions of unicorns seem to come from the Arab king Karkadan (the name of an animal).

In Persia, Arabia, India and North Africa, the fierce Kakadan is an animal that people and animals are afraid of.

There was a pharmacist named Cassius in Cornidos, who made medicines for Darius II. Since then, he has also played for Persia. He left Knidos in 4 16 BC and returned to Knidos in 398 BC. He learned the way of keeping in good health and tried to preserve a lot of knowledge about life and history. One of his achievements, the Inca, was once preserved as a broken abstract fragment, and later copies were circulated for five centuries.

In chapter 25 of Induction, ketosis describes unicorns: in Indian forests, unicorns are as big as bigger horses, or bigger. Their bodies are white, their heads are crimson and their eyes are dark blue. Their horns protrude from the middle of their foreheads, about a foot and a half long.

The powder made from unicorn's horn mill can be used as an antidote to fatal anesthesia. At the root of the horn, the forehead on the eyebrow is pure white. The upper corner is very sharp, with bright red and black in the middle. People who drink in a container made of unicorn horns say it can cure epilepsy. In fact, people who drink unicorn horn cups avoid poisoning because they also drink wine, water or other liquids to dilute the poison and avoid death.

Whether domestic or wild unicorns, in fact, all hard hoofed animals have no ankles, and their livers do not secrete bile. Unicorns have ankles and bile. Like an ordinary bull, but all red.

This animal is so agile and powerful that no animal, even a horse, can catch up with it. In India, during the Rishi period, only one farmer's child got some first-hand information about unicorns for the first time. Farm boy Vibhandaka helps his family to take care of the fields. One day, at a religious ceremony, he met a visiting saint. This man gave him a chance to change his life. A year later, when the sage came to this village again, Vibhandaka's life changed. He told his parents his decision, and then left home forever with the sage. For many years, his life remained unchanged. As a follower of the sage, he went deep into the Dojo forest until the sage died. Vibhandaka buried him and left the Dojo. He wandered for a long distance and finally found an abandoned cave. Although this cave is abandoned, some wild animals often come to this cave to shelter from the rain. He became friends with a unicorn, and the unicorn stayed with him all the time.

Philip, the father of Alexander the Great, once caught an animal with a horn. But no one can ride it, no matter Philip or other nobles, unicorns always leave them quickly. Alexander raised it and named it Bucephalus. He tamed it and rode it to fight to prove his bravery. How to capture such a dangerous beast alive is an interesting question. Aelian (a Roman writer in the 3rd century AD) thought that only the youngest cartazon (from Sanskrit kartayan, meaning the king of the desert) could capture it, because it was difficult for the strongest adults to make it yield. The legend of Kakadan influenced the writer's description of unicorns.

So isidore of Seville wrote in 600 AD that unicorns are cruel beasts and often fight with elephants. He also noticed that using young girls can lure unicorns to be fooled and captured. Unicorns sleep with their heads on girls' skirts, so they are easily caught by hunters.

A horned beast haunts the snow-capped mountains in the Himalayas, thus forming some ancient traditions. So many people think that Tibet is the source of the legend of unicorns, although it was once called the Moon Mountain, the highest point in Abyssinia and the land of glory in history. This tradition has continued. Therefore, it is not surprising that four bronze unicorn sculptures still exist in the palace of the Red Abbey King.