What do Suzaku, Xuanwu, Qinglong and Baihu represent respectively?

According to the theory of five elements, the position of Qinglong is east to left, representing spring. Yang, wood and cyan. Its shape is like a dragon, and the direction of the white tiger is west to right, representing autumn. It belongs to yin, gold and white. It is shaped like a tiger, and Suzaku's orientation is south and front, representing summer. It belongs to three colors: yin, fire and red. It is shaped like a quail bird, and the orientation of Xuanwu is the north, representing winter. It belongs to yin, water and black. It is shaped like a tortoise and a snake. Among the 28 constellations in China, Qinglong is the general name of the seven oriental constellations (horn, sound, phase, room, heart, tail and dustpan). White tiger is the general name of the seven western hotels (Kui, Lou, Wei, Ang, Bi, Gou and Shen). Suzaku is the general name of the seven southern lodges (well, ghost, willow, star, Zhang, wing and Yi). Xuanwu is the collective name of seven northern lodges (bucket, ox, female, virtual, dangerous, house and wall).