God bird fortune-telling book _ God bird fortune-telling tips

The ancient people's nicknames for letters were Bird Book or Jade Bird Book.

The ancient people's elegant name for letters is: Jade Bird Book.

According to its records, there are three divine birds in front of the Queen Mother of the West, one of which is called "Jade Bird", which is a special messenger in charge of communication. According to legend, Dayu was helped by the Queen Mother of the West to control water. After the flood was eliminated, Dayu, introduced by Jade Bird, went to Zhongshan to thank the Queen Mother in person.

There was also a bluebird in the story of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, which described that Emperor Wu once saw the bluebird fly forward. Emperor Wu doesn't know why this bluebird came. Dong Fangshuo said that the Jade Bird summoned her first, and the Queen Mother of the West arrived in an instant, so she had to sweep and wipe and wait for the arrival of God. After Emperor Wu ordered someone to clean it up, the Queen Mother of the West really came.

In the Tang Dynasty's Miscellanies of Youyang, it was recorded that Persian businessmen who traveled across the ocean would raise pigeons on the boat and put a pigeon on every walk to report their family's safety.

The Story and Poetry of Bluebird

According to China's ancient rare book Shan Hai Jing, there are three bluebirds, named Zhao Lan, Yan Zi and Qingyu, who are the attendants and messengers of the Queen Mother of the West, flying over Qian Shan to convey information, good luck and happiness to people.

Mysterious bird, shuttling between heaven and earth, is the ancestor of phoenix, shouldering the heavy responsibility of messenger, and is a happy and auspicious business card. Immortals are famous for their diligence and agility. A messenger who delivers books.

"Hand-rolled jade hook on the real pearl, according to the previous spring, I hate to lock the building. The fallen flower in the wind is so haggard, who is its owner? This makes me more and more confused. The messenger didn't bring news to the pedestrians far away. The lilacs in the rain reminded me of sadness. Looking back at the Bibo Three Gorges, I will catch up with the sky. " The Five Dynasties Li Jing's "Paving Huanxi Sand, Rolling Jade on a Real Pearl" explains: The messenger has never heard from a distant pedestrian, and the lilacs in the rain evoke infinite sadness in my heart.