What do the four queens in playing cards stand for?

The four queens in playing cards are as follows:

1, Spades Q: Athena, the goddess of wisdom and justice in Greek mythology, Athena is one of the twelve main gods in Greece.

2. Q of hearts: Elizabeth, the queen of henry vii, whose wars of the roses ends with her relationship with henry vii. She is the eldest daughter of King Edward IV of England and Queen Elizabeth Woodville of England.

3. Plum Blossom Q: Ginny, the royal family in Lancaster, England is symbolized by red roses, and the royal family in York is symbolized by white roses. After the war in Bai Yutang, the two royal families reconciled and became Bai Yutang, so the queen held Bai Yutang in her hand.

According to Genesis, Rachel is Jacques' second wife, his favorite wife, and the mother of Yue Se and Benjamin.

Color meaning

There are four cards in a deck of playing cards: diamonds, hearts, clubs and spades. Each card, matching card, flush card and cards of different colors have their meanings:

Spades-cards representing disaster, disease, loss, lovelorn, death, parting and other ominous signs.

Heart-shaped-representing love, marriage and dating. A card symbolizing love.

Plum blossom-a card representing friendship, reputation, popularity and work.

Square-a card representing wealth, economy, career success, etc. , a symbol of material abundance.