What does the color of playing cards mean?

It is said that these four colors represent the four major industries of society at that time, among which spades represent spears and symbolize soldiers; Plum blossoms represent clover flowers and symbolize agriculture; Square represents bricks used by craftsmen; The heart represents the heart and symbolizes the priest.

On the other hand, these four colors come from the patterns of ancient European divination tools, in which spades represent olive leaves and symbolize peace; Plum blossom is a four-leaf clover, which means good luck; The square is a diamond, symbolizing wealth; The heart shape symbolizes wisdom and love.

The king of hearts is Charlemagne, who founded Charlemagne Empire.

The king in box K is Julius Caesar of ancient Rome.

The figure in plum blossom K is Alexander, who once founded the Alexander Empire across Europe, Asia and Africa.

Spades K is David, the father of King Solomon of Israel in 10 BC. The Q of Spades stands for Greek wisdom and Sivir pallas Acina.

The name of Q of Hearts is Jules. She married Charles I of Stewart Dynasty in England.

The plum blossom Q symbolizes a story: the Royal Queen of Lancaster, England. Q of diamonds is Queen Raquel, who is Jacob's daughter.

J of Spades is Hokkala, the squire of Charles I..

Frame J is Lorraine, the attendant of Charles I.

J of hearts is Lahaiya, Charles VII's attendant.

J of clubs is Lancelot, a famous knight in King Arthur's story.

There are 54 cards in a deck of playing cards, of which 52 are original cards and the other 2 are secondary cards (King and Xiao Wang). 52 cards are divided into a group of 13, and each group is represented by four colors of spades, hearts, clubs and diamonds. Each group of cards includes 1- 10( 1 usually denoted as A) and 13 cards marked with J, Q and K, and there are thousands of games.