How do you explain the words Zuo Qinglong, You Baihu, Qian Suzaku and Hou Xuanwu in Feng Shui? What's the relationship between them?

In ancient China, Qinglong, Baihu, Suzaku and Xuanwu were the four sacred animals guarding the heaven, which also symbolized the four seasons: East, West, North, South, Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter.

Qinglong, also known as "Black Dragon", is the God of the East, representing the spring in the four seasons. According to the theory that the five elements are matched according to yin and yang, the color of the east is blue, hence the name "Qinglong". Dragon is the symbol of the Ninth Five-Year Plan in China culture, and it is the statue of all animals.

White tiger, the god of the west. It symbolizes autumn in the four seasons. Shaped like a tiger, the white tiger is fierce. White tiger is also the god of war and war. The white tiger also symbolizes power and the army, so many places named after the white tiger in ancient times are related to the military, such as the White Tiger Hall in the ancient army and the White Tiger statue on the military symbol. Because the White Tiger is a god of war and a magical work of knives and axes, many brave soldiers are said to be the embodiment of the White Tiger Star, such as the generals Luo Cheng and Xue and his son in the Tang Dynasty.

Suzaku, also known as "Suzaku", looks like the phoenix, the god of the south, symbolizing the summer among the four seasons. There are many kinds of Suzaku in China, such as Phoenix, Nine-headed Bird and Blackbird, which all symbolize life and reproduction. Suzaku is a symbol of the sun.

Xuanwu, the tortoise, the god of the north, symbolizes the winter in a year. Xuanwu is a less conspicuous role among the animals. Because it doesn't have the fangs and claws of the dragon and white tiger, and it doesn't have the beautiful fur of Suzaku. Longevity takes time to test, but the question is who can wait.