What are the nine streams in the upper nine streams and the nine streams in the lower nine streams?

Shangjiuliu refers to the first-class Buddha (Sakyamuni) and the second-class immortal (Yuanshi Tianzun, Taishang Laojun, Eight Immortals, etc. ), a third-rate emperor (real dragon emperor, feudal emperor), a fourth-rate official (big and small official), a fifth-rate cooking pot (winery, once the largest manufacturer in feudal times), a sixth-rate pawn (pawn shop), and a seventh-rate businessman (businessman).

Zhong Jiu Liu refers to first-class practitioners (juren), second-class doctors (doctors, medical practitioners, doctors and pharmacists), third-rate geomantic omen (Mr. Feng Shui, Yin Yang Shi), fourth-class batch (eight-character batch, fortune teller), fifth-class painter (calligraphy and painting), sixth-class physiognomy (fortune teller, fortune teller), seven monks (monks) and Eighth Road.

First-rate shaman (southern shaman who chants spells to exorcise ghosts), second-rate prostitute (prostitute in the Ming Dynasty and prostitute in the dark), third-rate god (fairy possessed, witch who cures diseases through dancing), fourth-rate bangzi (watchman), five hairdressers (hairdressers who travel around), six trumpeters (trumpeters and trumpeters) and seven performers.

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Brief introduction of three religions and nine streams:

Three religions and nine streams usually refer to all kinds of people and theories in society.

Three religions refer to Confucianism, Taoism and Buddhism. Because Buddhism was introduced into China only when Emperor Hanming was in power, there was no Buddhism in the early "three religions". Legend has it that Hong Jun's ancestors passed on three friends together, Laozi and Yuanshi Tianzun founded "Buddhism", and the founder of Tian Tong started his own business to "stop teaching". Together with the three Ren Huang, they are called "humanism", so they are called "three religions".

"Nine streams" refer to Confucianism, Taoism, Yin and Yang, Legalists, famous artists, Mohists, strategists, miscellaneous scholars and farmers.

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