Are the New Year pictures posted on the New Year's door Zhang Fei and Guan Gong?

Those posted on the door are not called New Year pictures.

Known as the door god

The story goes like this:

In the novel The Journey to the West, it is said that the old dragon in Jinghe near Chang 'an made a bet with the fortune teller and broke the dogma. The Jade Emperor sent Wei Zhi to supervise and beheaded the old dragon at 3 noon. The day before, Lao Long asked Tang Taizong to intercede for him, and Tang Taizong readily agreed. The next day, Emperor Taizong announced that Wei Zhi had entered the DPRK and left Wei Zhi to accompany him to play Go. Unexpectedly, at three o'clock at noon, Wei Zhi dozed off and dreamed of beheading the old dragon. Lao Long resented Emperor Taizong's treachery, pestered him, and made trouble in the palace every day, which made the six gods of Emperor Taizong uneasy. Knowing that the emperor was afraid, Wei Zhi sent two generals and Weichi Gong to guard the palace gate. Sure enough, the old dragon dared not make trouble. Emperor Taizong remembered their hard work of guarding the door at night, so he asked the painter to paint their portraits and stick them at the palace gate. The result still worked. As a result, this move began to spread among the people, and Weichi Gong became a keeper.

It is these two:

Weichi Gong

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Weichi Gong was a famous soldier in the late Sui Dynasty and early Tang Dynasty (585 ~ 658), a native of Shuozhou (now Shuoxian County, Shaanxi Province), a general of the Tang Dynasty, and one of the twenty-four outstanding figures of Lingyange. Legend has it that its face is like black charcoal. Weichi Gong and Qin Qiong are two traditional door gods.

Twenty-four heroes of Lingyange

Wu Jili Du Zhifang Gao Shilian Weichi Gong Li Jing.

Xiao Yu | Duan Zhixuan | Liu Hongji | Qu Tutong | Yin Kaishan | Chai Shao | Sun Chang Shunde | Sean

Hou, Zhang, Yu Shinan, Tang Jian, Li Shiji,

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Page classification: Tang Dynasty people | Shanxi people | China strategist | Born in 585 | Died in 658 | God only.

Qin Qiong

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Qin Qiong goalkeeper Tu Qin Qiong (? Bao Shu (638) was born in Licheng (now Jinan, Shandong Province), a founding general of the Tang Dynasty, and one of the twenty-four heroes of Lingyange. Weichi Gong was a traditional keeper. Jinan Wulongtan has its former residence.

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Qin Qiong in history

Qin Qiong in history is famous for its bravery. At first, General Sui came to protect his son, and then Zhang Xutuo attacked Shi Biao. After the defeat, Zhang Xutuo died, and Qin belonged to Pei's men. He surrendered to Shi Biao with Pei, was reused, and was named a title of generals in ancient times. After Shi Biao failed, he surrendered to the king. Because of dissatisfaction with Wang's character, in 6 19 (the second year of Wude), Tongcheng Zhijie and others joined the Tang Dynasty and were enfeoffed to the king of Qin. I have participated in all the battles in Li Shimin, and I have to charge ahead in every battle, and I often take the heads of enemy generals among the hosts. In 626 (the ninth year of Wude), he participated in the change of Xuanwu Gate and was later named General Zuo Wuwei. In his later years, Qin Qiong became ill because he was injured too much in previous battles. He often says to people, "I have been a soldier since I was a child. I fought more than 200 wars and got a serious sore. How many times did you bleed before and after? Are you safe? " In the 12th year of Zhenguan (638), Qin Qiong, the secretariat of Xuzhou, died and was buried in Zhaoling. In the 13th year of Zhenguan (639), Qin Qiong was named Hu Guogong by posthumous title. In the seventeenth year of Zhenguan (643), Qin Qiong and Sun Chang Wuji were listed as one of the twenty-four founders of the country by Graphic Lingyan Pavilion.

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Qin Qiong in literary and artistic works

In the novel The Journey to the West, the story of Qin Qiong becoming a caretaker is recorded: the old dragon in Jinghe near Chang 'an made a bet with a fortune teller and broke the dogma. The Jade Emperor sent Wei Zhi to supervise and beheaded the old dragon at 3 noon. The day before, Lao Long asked Tang Taizong to intercede for him, and Tang Taizong readily agreed. The next day, Emperor Taizong announced that Wei Zhi had entered the DPRK and left Wei Zhi to accompany him to play Go. Unexpectedly, at three o'clock at noon, Wei Zhi dozed off and dreamed of beheading the old dragon. Lao Long resented Emperor Taizong's treachery, pestered him, and made trouble in the palace every day, which made the six gods of Emperor Taizong uneasy. Knowing that the emperor was afraid, Wei Zhi sent two generals and Weichi Gong to guard the palace gate. Sure enough, the old dragon dared not make trouble. Emperor Taizong remembered their hard work of guarding the door at night, so he asked the painter to paint their portraits and stick them at the palace gate. The result still worked. As a result, this move began to spread among the people, and Weichi Gong became a keeper.

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"Old Tang Biography" Volume 18

Twenty-four heroes of Lingyange

Wu Jili Du Zhifang Gao Shilian Weichi Gong Li Jing.

Xiao Yu | Duan Zhixuan | Liu Hongji | Qu Tutong | Yin Kaishan | Chai Shao | Sun Chang Shunde | Sean

Hou, Zhang, Yu Shinan, Tang Jian, Li Shiji,

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