What does it mean to tell a fortune-telling story about Tengu?

The word Tiangou is often heard in fortune telling. On the surface, it refers to the dog in the sky, but in fact it is more symbolic. Tiangou represents the gods flying in the sky, and its image is mostly the existence of dog heads and ghosts and gods. In fortune telling, Tengu represents the power and information of some gods, which may bring good omen or bad omen to people.

There are many traditional old sayings related to tengu. For example, "Tiangou is in the way" is to obstruct and make things difficult. "Tengu seeks divine power" means to be blessed by the gods and bring good luck. In Japanese culture, tengu is also regarded as a god to protect forests. They will play the role of supervisors in the forest to prevent human beings from destroying the natural economy.

Generally speaking, Tengu represents mysterious power and information in fortune telling, which has both positive and negative significance. If it appears in someone's life, it may represent some kind of change and change, so watch carefully. In different cultural backgrounds, tengu also has different meanings and explanations. We need to understand and respect these cultural differences and adapt to and integrate into the spirit of multiculturalism.