The fortune teller said that the dragon belongs to the earth, isn't it longmu _ The fortune teller said that the dragon belongs to the earth, isn't it longmu? Why?

What is the constellation of the five elements?

The dragon belongs to the earth in the five elements, but it belongs to the wood when it represents the oriental dragon. The content in the middle is more complicated.

First, the five elements of the dragon are in the 12 earthly branch, and each earthly branch has a corresponding five-element attribute. Haizi is water, Yin Mao is wood, noon is fire, Shen You is gold, and Chen Xu is ugly. Among the twelve branches are Zishu, Ugly Cow, Silver Tiger, Hairy Rabbit, Chen Long, Sishe, Wuma, Weiyang, Shenhou, Youyou Chicken, Dog and Hai Pig. Therefore, the dragon belongs to the soil facies in the 12 branch. However, when the five elements are combined with time, it is another way of saying it. As a layman, I don't know what the problem is. According to the five elements, the dry calendar means that Yin, Mao and Chen belong to wood, April, noon and the moon belong to fire, Shen, You and the moon belong to gold, Hai, Zi and Ugly Moon belong to water, and Chen, Wei, Xu and Ugly belong to soil separately, which is the four sides of the earth and dominates the last month of the four seasons.

Qinglong is one of the four gods in myths and legends, and it is the god who represents the seven nights in the East. The eight diagrams represent earthquakes, but also represent the vitality of the East, which belongs to wood and the five elements. Therefore, it is still up to professionals to answer what the dragon belongs to.

Second, China's Dragon Dragon has a long history in China, and it is a noble and auspicious beast in China mythology. The image of dragon is complex, which combines the characteristics of many animals, which also shows people's worship of omniscience and omnipotence to some extent. In the myths and legends of China, there are many famous dragons, including Qinglong, Qiuqiu, Qiuqiu and Xiaolong.

The things represented by the five elements each represent a thing in nature, wood represents plants in nature, soil represents mountains and rivers in nature, gold represents metals in nature, water represents liquids in nature, and fire represents heat in nature. These five elements, combined with the theory of nine palaces and eight diagrams, almost represent everything in nature. Combined with time, time also has five elements.