At about four or nine o'clock, the dog came to look for the dragon. What constellation does it represent?

Around 49 generally refers to the 49 solar terms of the China lunar calendar. Dogs come to look for dragons, which means dogs and dragons. Specifically, the dog is a kind of China Zodiac, and the dragon is also an important totem and symbol in China traditional culture, representing imperial power, authority and tolerance. According to the meaning of this sentence, the dog comes to the dragon, which means that the dog at a disadvantage takes the initiative to consult and learn from the noble dragon, expressing the meaning that when one pursues progress, one should learn from the masters and the outstanding figures with an open mind. At the same time, this phrase also comes from a folklore. According to legend, dogs and dragons met during the fourth and ninth solar terms of the China lunar calendar. Dogs and dragons coordinate the qi of the four seasons and contribute to the growth of all things in the world, so dogs come to dragons to draw the background of these legends. In short, around April 9, the dog came to look for the dragon, indicating that learning so many suitors will definitely lead to better development and higher achievements.