G?u máng, the wood god (spring god) in China ancient folk mythology, was in charge of the germination and growth of trees, and assisted the oriental god Diqing Taiti. The sun rises from Fusang every morning. The holy tree Fusang belongs to Ju Mang, and the place where the sun rises also belongs to Ju Mang.
Ju Mang was very important in ancient times, and the Spring Festival was held every year. This is a natural bird. It is a bird with a human face, riding two dragons, but it has no effect at all. However, we can see in the sacrificial ceremonies and New Year pictures that it has become a shepherd boy, riding an ox in spring, with a double bun on his head and a wicker whip in his hand, also called a headstrong boy.
2, Vulcan Zhu Rong, the god in charge of summer:
Zhu Rong, the official name of Xia Guan Huozheng in the period of Three Emperors and Five Emperors, is synonymous with Fu. In history, many famous Zhu Rong were sacrificed as Vulcan Kitchen God by later generations. Zhu Rong's family is also diverse. There are Zhuan Xu of Zhu Rong family and Yan Di of Zhu Rong family in history.
Among them, the descendants of Yandi, Huangdi Xiaguan and Zhu Guang are the southern kitchen god Vulcan, the grandson of Zhuan Xu is the fire, Zhu Rong is the northern kitchen god Vulcan, and Wu Hui (the ancestor of Chu), the grandson of Zhuan Xu, returned to Zhu Rong after being punished by Li.
3. Ru Shou, the God of Autumn, is in charge of the God of Autumn:
Ru Shou, the western autumn god in ancient China myths and legends, has a snake in his left ear and rides two dragons. Legend has it that Ru Shou is the assistant god of Bai Di Shao Hao, and some people say that Ru Shou is the son of Bai Di. Some people say that he is the god of ancient western legends, Qiu Si.
4. The winter god Xuan Ming is in charge of the winter god:
Xuanming mainly refers to the names of gods in ancient Chinese myths and legends, such as water gods, winter gods and northern gods. Taoism is used to describe "Tao", and Taoism is called the god of kidney. In the Han Dynasty, China people used it to refer to the underworld and Jiuquan; At the same time, as the song title of the Han Dynasty's sacrifice to the suburbs, the lyrics are: "Xuanming Mausoleum Shades, Insects Cover Zang ...".
After the Tang Dynasty, it was called Northern Winter. But in modern times, "Xuan Ming" has become synonymous with all kinds of martial arts novels. But in fact, "ghost" is one of the leaders of Shang clan. Being diligent in official business and drowning in water, he was regarded as the water god by later generations and was called "Xuan Ming".
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Basic characteristics of myths and legends:
1. Myth is a story composed of imaginary or incomprehensible supernatural factors.
2. Myth may be the explanation and explanation of natural or social phenomena observed or experienced by ancient humans. It seems that after the processing of "fantasy", it has become an imaginary "deification" of real life; So myth may just be the spiritual product of primitive clan society.
3. Myth may reflect the ancient people's desire to explain and conquer nature (or society).
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