What does Qinglong mean?

In Feng Shui, Qinglong refers to the direction of Feng Shui. Qinglong is a mythical beast.

In numerology, Qinglong symbolizes wealth and life.

Physiologically, Qinglong means a hairless person. In short, Qinglong has different understandings in different fields.

What does Qinglong stand for? Feng Shui is located in Feng Shui, and Qinglong represents the orientation of the East. This is a geomantic term. The ancients believed that the yin house or yang house must follow the principle of feng shui orientation, that is, the layout on the left side is higher than that on the right side. This means that Qinglong is an excellent manifestation of geomantic omen in the land of white tigers, indicating that there is no disaster in China and the future wealth development will be very smooth.

Among the four mythical beasts, Qinglong refers to one of the four auspicious beasts. In ancient books, Qinglong was described as "a long snake, a unicorn head, a carp tail, a beard on its face, a deer-like horn, five claws and a mighty look." It looks domineering and can bring great wealth and good luck to people, so it is often made into ornaments and pendants.

Wealth is in the eight-character life, and Qinglong symbolizes a very rich life. Since ancient times, people have thought that Qinglong is the head of all animals, a representative of great wealth and imperial power. Therefore, if a person is appointed by Qinglong, most of them say that their career is good and their fortune is good. He will become a rich and powerful man with a successful career.

Hairless man physically, Qinglong means hairless man. People use white tigers to describe hairless women and Qinglong to describe hairless men. Because youth stands for innocence, which means nothing.

The dragon symbolizes masculinity, which means that there is nothing in masculinity, that is, the meaning of "Mao Kelu", which is a manifestation of the underdeveloped secondary sexual characteristics in physiology and does no harm to the human body.