Who knows what 54 playing cards mean?

54 playing cards, indicating that there are 52 weeks in a year, two pairs of big cats represent the sun and kittens represent the moon;

Peach, heart, square and plum usually represent spring, summer, autumn and winter, and some people say that they represent the four main businesses of society at that time, among which spades represent spears and symbolize soldiers; Plum blossoms represent clover flowers and symbolize agriculture; Square represents bricks used by craftsmen; The heart represents the heart and symbolizes the priest.

The red card represents the day and the black card represents the night;

Every season 13 weeks and the number of cards in each set of poker is exactly 13, and the sum of the points of 13 cards is 364, plus the number of kittens is 365, which is the same as the number of days in general years; If we increase the number of cats, it will be the number of days in leap year.

There are 12 cards with K, Q and J, which means that there are 12 months in a year and the sun passes through 12 constellations in a year.

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Poker is the most popular and popular entertainment tool in the world today. Its English name: Poker, which means playing cards, also means playing games with cards. It's called a poker game. There are many kinds of playing cards, the most common ones are bridge, percentage playing, red dot fishing, winning every shot, 2 1 point, 24 points and so on. , including the most famous landlord.

The modern form of playing cards consists of 52 cards plus two ghost cards invented by Americans (king of size), a total of 54 cards. Playing cards are divided into two red flowers and two black suits. JQK in playing cards has a little secret. They are abbreviations of English words "Jack", "Queen" and "King" respectively, and the first card of 12 respectively represents someone in history.

Spades K: David, the first official king of the ancient Judeo-Israeli kingdom, is a famous Jewish king, Christian saint and the father of King Solomon. Michelangelo's famous "David" statue is to commemorate the king. He is good at playing the harp and has written many hymns in the Bible, so there is always a harp pattern on the king's K card.

King of hearts: Charlemagne, king of Carolingian dynasty in Frankish kingdom, later established Charlemagne Empire and was honored as Charlemagne. The first shop assistant who carved his portrait on a woodcut with a chisel shaved off his upper lip beard because the chisel accidentally slipped off. Since then, the King of Hearts has been printed with this painting as a specimen, because there is a King of Hearts without a beard.

Box K: gaius iulius caesar, the lifelong dictator of the Roman Republic, was later honored as Julius Caesar. Outstanding militarists and politicians in ancient Rome promoted the transformation of the Roman Republic into the Roman Empire. His portrait of Roman Empire coins is sideways, so only the King of the Square is sideways.

Club of Clubs K: Alexander, king of Macedonia, was later honored as Alexander the Great, and the country he founded was called "Alexander Empire". He always wears red jewelry.

Spades Q: Athena, the ancient Greek goddess of war and wisdom, the patron saint of Athens. Of the four queens, only the queen of spades has a weapon.

Q of hearts: Judith, or translated Judith, is a heroine in the Old Testament. She killed the general of the invading army and saved the whole country. Note: It is wrong for Q of Hearts to say that Jules, a Bavarian from Germany, married Charles I of Stuart Dynasty in England, because the queen of Charles I of Stuart Dynasty was Princess Henrietta Maria.

Box Q: Rachel, or translated as Rachel and Raquel, was Jacob's second wife and the mother of Joseph and Benjamin in the Old Testament. Jacob had 12 sons and established 12 tribes in Israel.

Q of clubs: Agni, Argine is actually the queen's name after the letters are rearranged. The Lancaster dynasty in England is symbolized by red roses, and the York family is symbolized by white roses. After experiencing wars of the roses, the two royal families finally reconciled and combined their roses. The fourth king in poker has Bai Yutang in his hand.

J of Spades: ogier, or translated as Holak, the attendant of French King Charles I, is Danish, but he is actually a fictional character in French classical poetry.

J of hearts: Lal, Joan of Arc's comrade-in-arms, commander of the French army in the Hundred Years' War between Britain and France.

Box J: hector, in Homer's Iliad, is the Prince of Troy, the first warrior of Troy.

Club J: Lancelot, an English legend and a member of King Arthur's Knights of the Round Table.

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