A classic record of the Divine Beast and the Mocking Wind of the Classic of Mountains and Seas:
Yuanjian Class Letter, Scale Jie, Dragon" four citations (Ming Chen Renxi) "Hidden Sure (Ju) Book" cloud: "The dragon gave birth to nine sons,......The mocking wind is dangerous, and the corners of the temple are shaped. ”
Li Dongyang's "Huailu Tang Collection" recorded: "The dragon gives birth to nine sons and does not become a dragon, and each has its own advantages. ......Mocking the wind, life is dangerous, and the horned beast of this hall is its ......”
Jian Gu Ji": "Three are mocking the wind. Sex is good and risky. The horned beast is. ”
Dou Cun": "All nine kinds, all born of a dragon, also kiss a cloud and mock the wind, so dangerous. ”
Mingyulin": "Three are mocking the wind, so dangerous, to put the corner of the temple." ”
Health Guide Cheats": "Mocking the wind, life is dangerous, and the horned beast of this palace is." ”
Qing Zhong Yulong's "Secret History of the Ancients": "One is called Mocking Wind, which is the most adventurous;The minister should have carved its shape on the corners of the temple. ”
The allegorical and symbolic aspects of the mocking wind include several aspects:
Exorcism and disaster avoidance: Mocking wind often appears on the statue in the corner of the palace, which has the symbolic meaning of driving away evil spirits and preventing disasters and the safety of the mansion. It represents nobility, auspiciousness, and the beast of fortune, and is able to protect people from ** and disasters.
Majesty and Strength: Mocking Wind's exterior blends the features of a unicorn, lion, and dragon, which makes it look majestic and inviolable. It represents majesty and power, symbolizing authority and domination.
Auspicious and Rui Beast: As a descendant of the dragon and the phoenix, the mocking wind has the auspicious meaning of the dragon and the phoenix. Its appearance is considered an auspicious symbol that is capable of bringing good luck and prosperity.
Exploration and adventurous: Mocking winds often appear on the tops of high mountains or in the deep sea, accompanied by strong winds and torrential rains, giving a sense of elusiveness. This symbolizes that the mocking wind has a spirit of exploration and adventure, encouraging people to forge ahead and explore the unknown.
Mocking Wind has a variety of special functions and applications in the Classic of Mountains and Seas:
First of all, the mocking wind dwells on the corner of the palace, which has the effect of majestic deterrence of demons and auspicious warding off evil spirits. Its natural hope makes it sit like a dog, not like a dog.
Secondly, Mock Wind also has a special skill - taunt. When taking the first attack on behalf of another pet on the turn, Mocking Wind reduces physical damage taken by 30% and increases spell damage by 30%. This skill makes Mocking Wind a lightning rod in the fight, attracting some damage from the opposite side, thus ensuring the survivability of other pets.
In general, the mocking wind in the "Classic of Mountains and Seas" is a kind of divine beast with a variety of functions and symbolic meanings such as exorcism and disaster avoidance, majesty and strength, auspiciousness and rui, which not only reflects the ancient people's awe and imagination of mysterious and unknown powers, but also entrusts the ancient people's yearning and pursuit of a better life and supernatural powers.
The Divine Beasts of the Mountains and Seas