Interpretation of reading methods

A symbol of good fortune

Read ten thousand and four tones in Chinese. Japanese reading (class). This is a Buddhist term. A servant girl who had a relationship with Yan Ming in A Dream of Red Mansions was named "Aier". In addition, the word "Wan" is also pronounced as Wan, but since Kubo used the first word "Wan", it should not be confused.

Wu: Input method code: nhg (not supported by some input methods)

...: Wu Bi input method code: nghg (not supported by some Wu Bi input methods)

The swastika used by the Nazis is one of the 32 adult Buddha statues. According to Long Agama, it is the sixteenth kind of adult image, which is located on the Buddha's chest. Qianzi said in the sixth volume of Buddhist scriptures in Great Saxony that it was the eightieth kind of good image of Buddha Sakyamuni, which was located on his chest. It is said in the Ten Classics and Twelve Volumes that before Sakyamuni became a Buddha, there was a solemn image of King Kong in his heart. This is commonly known as "merit in the chest." However, in the third volume of Fang Guang's Solemn Sutra, it is said that the Buddha's hair also has 50,000 words. In Volume 29 of Miscellanies of Pinaye, it is said that there are also ten thousand words on the Buddha's waist. "Wan" is just a symbol, not a word. It means extremely auspicious, called auspicious sea clouds, also known as auspicious happiness. Therefore, in the 381st volume of Mahayana Sutra, it is said that the Buddha's hands, feet and chest are blessed with blessings to show the merits of the Buddha.

The symbol of the swastika used by the Nazi party is right-handed-the swastika used by the Nazi party; Point to the left According to Hui Lin Yin Yi, Yin Hui Yin Yi and Hua Yan Jing Volume 2 1, there are 17 swastikas that are right-handed. However, in the fan held by the statue of Moritz in Volume 10 of Dalagni's collected works, the swastika used by the Nazis was left-handed. There is also Wanzi at the foot of the Buddha statue of the pharmacist in Yakutski, Nara, Japan, who is also left-handed, but most of the records are right-handed. The earliest Hindu gods, such as Vishnu and Krishna, had swastikas on their chests. According to the legend of ancient India, the wheel king who can rule the world has 32 adult faces; Buddha is the holy king in Buddhism, so there are 32 kinds of adult faces, which are recorded in the King Kong Prajna Sutra.

In modern times, being right-handed or left-handed is sometimes controversial. Most people think that the right hand rotation is right and the left hand rotation is wrong. Especially in the 1940s, Hitler in Europe also used the swastika as the symbol of his Nazism. Since then, there have been more arguments. Some people say that Hitler used his right hand and Buddhism used his left. In fact, in the Hou Dynasty of the Tang Dynasty, a word was once created, which was pronounced "Wan", meaning good luck and all virtues, that is, left-handed; Hitler used diagonal swastika, while Buddhism used square swastika. As for Hinduism, the right hand represents the male god and the left hand represents the goddess. Lamaism in Tibet uses the right hand, while Bonism uses the left hand.

According to the research of Dr. Hiroshima of Imperial Museum University of Japan, the swastika used by the Nazi Party was not written, but recorded by Brahmanism in the eighth century BC. That is the chest hair of Vishnu, the Lord God. It is a symbol called vatsa, not a word. It was not used in Buddhist scriptures until the third century BC. It was renamed as' Swa Sticco' in the 1st century BC. It was originally the spiral hair phase of calf head, which evolved into the chest hair phase of Vishnu, the main god, and later became one of the sixteen adult phases and one of the thirty-two adult phases.

After World War II, because Hitler used his right hand in Nazi party flag, Buddhism unified the use of his left hand after World War II.

——————————————————————————————————

It is related to the translation of Buddhist scriptures and the spread of Buddhism, generally speaking, since the Wei and Jin Dynasties. Volume 65 of the Huayan Sutra of Dafang Guangfo says: Sakyamuni "has a swastika on his chest, which is full of seven places." The swastika used by the Nazi Party is a symbol of good luck and one of the 32 aspects of Sakyamuni. Hinduism and Jainism in ancient India regarded "the swastika used by the Nazi Party" as a symbol of good luck, and wrote the swastika used by the Nazi Party on doorways, offerings and account books. In Jain religious ceremonies, Zen and Aquarius are one of the eight items symbolizing good luck. Is the Sanskrit sound room good? It means "blessing" and is translated as "auspicious sea clouds".

Song Fayun's Collection of Translation Names (Volume 6) quoted Tang Huiyuan's New Translation, Generous and Wide Buddha, Huayanjing, Sound and Meaning, saying: "The word' case' is not a word. This article was written in Shu Tian in the second year of Changshou, Da Zhou (AD 693), and its sound is 10,000, which is called Jide Collection." Wu Zetian, who is smart and powerful, worships Taoism first, then suppresses Taoism and worships Buddhism. She did it for a reason. Wu Zetian changed from a gifted scholar of Emperor Taizong to a brilliant Zhao Yi, and defeated the king by any means in the court struggle for being a queen. She killed the royal family in Li Tang, and then changed Tang Weizhou to be the emperor; She hired brutal officials and intimidated her subjects with tyranny. What she did was hard to explain with Confucianism. Taoism is recognized by the royal family in Li Tang, so worshipping Taoism cannot betray Li Tang, so the only way is to worship Buddha. In 688, Wu forged a Ruishi engraved with the words "Emperor Yongchang Saint" and instigated people to say that Ruishi came from Luoshui. In the same year, some people forged Ruishi engraved with the words "Leaving the Buddha idling, rubbing the top as a memorial (prophecy)" and "Singing Tang Tang in the third and sixth years, and singing Wu Meiniang in the second year", claiming that it was obtained from Surabaya, thus suggesting that it was the will of the Buddha that Wu Zetian proclaimed himself emperor. In the first year of God-given (690), "The Great Cloud Sutra was written by monks of the Eastern Wei Temple in four volumes, stating that the Empress Dowager was born as Maitreya, and the contemporary Tang Dynasty was the (world) master and gave it to the world" (Zi Jian, Volume II, Four). In September this year, she became the emperor of the Zhou Dynasty. Long life of two years (693), when Bodhi Liuzhi and others translated Baoyu Jing, they also added the words "son of the sun and moon" and "woman is now the master" to "Maha knows that country". This Buddhist prophecy is for Wu Zetian to ascend the throne and consolidate the throne.

As for Shu Tian, there are five notes in Volume II of Zi Tong Zhi Jian: In the first year of Yan Zai (694), "The Third Division of Wu was the master of ceremonies, seeking to cast copper and cast iron, standing outside the door, remembering merits and celebrating Songzhou in Tang Dynasty". Shu Tiangao 105 feet, with eight faces and a diameter of 5 feet. At the top, there is a Yun Teng dew tray with a diameter of three feet, and four one-foot-high dragon people hold fire beads. Shu Tian is engraved with the title table of Wu Zetian, "Ode to Shu Tian in Da Zhou", engraved with the words of Wu Sansi and the names of officials and leaders of Siyi. The establishment of Shu Tian's ode to virtue is a pioneering work of Wu Zhou, which will be engraved in Shu Tian to praise Wu Zhou's auspicious virtue. With the change of time, Shu Tian has already fallen. Now, there is a wordless tablet in front of Wu Zetian's tomb. Whether it is self-awareness or greatness, words are difficult to express; Or Tang Zhongzong, who succeeded to the throne, could not comment on her merits and demerits, so she was speechless?

According to archaeological findings, in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the Chinese character Wan Zi has stepped out of Buddhist scriptures and become the decorative theme of everyday objects. In the history of bronze mirrors, from Tang Dezong to the late Tang Dynasty, mirrors with swastikas were very popular. The rulers of the Yuan Dynasty believed in Buddhism, and many secret boxes decorated with ten thousand characters were unearthed at the site of Qudou Imperial Kiln in Dehua, Fujian. People can still see that in the Qing dynasty, there were thousands of words on the carpet with geometric patterns on the big side of the word.

During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the word "Hua" was sometimes called "Hua" in Buddhist scriptures, and it was written in a different way, which was a bit confusing. Tang Huilin's "The Sound and Meaning of the Classics" puts forward that "swastika" shall prevail. There is a difference between counterclockwise and clockwise in Tibet. Tibetan Buddhism takes the swastika used by the Nazi Party as a symbol of good luck, and writes the swastika used by the Nazi Party on temples, walls and other utensils. The swastika used by the Nazi Party is a symbol of Bonism worship. In Tibetan, the swastika used by the Nazi Party is called "Yongzhong", which means "firmness". Bonism believes that the swastika used by the Nazi Party means "keep the faith unchanged" and writes the swastika used by the Nazi Party on temples, walls, scriptures and religious scrolls. In some areas, Tibetans will draw ten thousand words on the forehead of the deceased. Catholics patrol around monasteries, pagodas, holy mountains and holy places counterclockwise with their left hands, while Tibetans patrol clockwise with their right hands. Swallow and Swallow, which shows that Bonism and Tibetan Buddhism have different ways of traveling rituals. Bonism is a primitive religion similar to Shamanism. Its main activities are divination, praying for good and bad luck, asking gods to exorcise ghosts, eliminating diseases and solving problems.

In the history of human culture, swastika and swastika as symbols appeared very early. Painted pottery not later than 3500 BC was unearthed from the Neolithic site in West Asia-Bagong site south of Persepolis, Fars province, Iran, including a pottery figurine symbolizing fertility with a swastika on her shoulder. Majiayao culture in the upper reaches of the Yellow River in China (3300-2050 BC) belongs to the late Neolithic culture and belongs to Liuwan base in the east of Dule County, Qinghai Province. At present, 130 has found many kinds of carving symbols, including eight kinds. Scholars believe that these symbols are used for recording. In ancient Mesopotamia, there was a swastika on the currency. After Europe entered the Bronze Age, the swastika used by the Nazi Party became a decorative symbol. In the early Christian art and Byzantine art, you can see that … Polynesians, Mayans in South and Central America and Navajo Indians in North America also used the swastika and the swastika used by the Nazi party. Navajo Indians used the swastika to symbolize the god of wind and rain. In the early Germanic nation, there was a god Thor, who was a Thor and his hammer.

Time flies, mankind has entered the 20th century. Hitler thought Aryans were the best race, and "Ai" was the symbol of Aryans. Jews are inferior races, but when they enthusiastically pursue "racial purity", they set off anti-Semitic movements again and again. In the 1920s and 1930s, when he designed the party flag for the German National Socialist Party, he embedded a black Nazi party emblem in the white circle on the red cloth as a symbol against Jews. 1935 became the national flag and emblem of the third Reich in September. Under the banner of red, white and black signs, the anti-Semitic movement of the Nazi Party and the Second World War provoked by fascist countries such as the Third Reich caused human catastrophe.

As symbols, Wanzi and Wanzi have a long history and a wide coverage, and are used by many ethnic groups.

American ethnologist Morgan (1818.1~1881.12) said in Ancient Society: "Gestures and symbolic language seem primitive. ..... Evolution, they are still inseparable. Yes, gesture language or body language and sign language, just like sisters, go together forever. Even when human beings entered the digital age and computer language became popular, sign language and symbolic language did not disappear. In the tunnel of time, China's swastika, ten, Tai Chi, ancient Egyptian beetle and other symbols have released or are still releasing energy, which has had a positive or negative impact on human culture. Therefore, don't ignore the symbolic language that has existed or will be produced in history. It tells you more than just a square character. ...

In Tibetan, the word "Zi" is called "Yong Zhong" or "Yong Zhong La Qu". In Tibetan temples, houses, tents, furniture, carpets, costumes, stone carvings, utensils, works of art, festivals, weddings and other celebrations, the symbol "Wan Zi" is often used. It has a wide range of applications and high frequency of use. "…" has both simple graphs and connected graphs; There are left-handed and right-handed shapes. In the past, "Wan Zi" was written in two ways and had two meanings. The symbol used in the Buddha statue is left-handed and the symbol used in Bonism is right-handed. According to Ci Yuan, "Wan Zi" is not a word, but a symbol on the Buddha's chest, indicating good luck and happiness. "Wan" is also the mantra of many ancient tribes. Ai appeared in the history of ancient India, Persia, Greece and other countries. India's "swastika" symbol appeared during the Indus civilization, about 4,500 years ago. China's word "swastika" appeared about 4500 years ago, which was originally a deformation of abstract frog limb lines. The "Wan" pattern on pottery in Liuwan, Qinghai Province is an abstract deformation of frog limb pattern.

First of all, the origin of the "swastika".

In the history of human culture, "Wan Zi", as a symbol, has a long history and a wide coverage, and is used by many nationalities. Academic circles have different opinions on the origin of the symbol "Wan Zi", including foreign theories and local theories, and there is still no consensus.

(A) "the swastika used by the Nazi Party" symbolizes foreign theories.

Some people in academic circles think that "canal" is an "exotic product", that is, it originated in India or Europe. Ancient Eurasian cultures such as ancient Greece, Persia and Babylon all appeared, and were later used by some ancient religions, such as Brahmanism, Buddhism and Jainism.

In ancient Mesopotamia, there was a "swastika" symbol on the currency. After Europe entered the Bronze Age, the "swastika" became a decorative symbol. In early Christian art and Byzantine art, you can see the symbol of "the swastika used by the Nazi Party". Polynesians, Mayans in South and Central America, and Navajo Indians in North America also used the "swastika" symbol. The early Germans had a god Thor. He was a Thor, and the symbol "the swastika used by the Nazis" was his gavel.

Painted pottery dating back to 3500 BC was unearthed from the Neolithic site in West Asia-Bagong site south of Persepolis in Fars province, Iran. Among them, there was a pottery figurine symbolizing fertility with a swastika on her shoulder. The decorations of Caraye, a primitive ethnic group in Brazil, also have the symbol of "the swastika used by the Nazi Party".

China's famous Buddhist scripture translator and Xuanzang translated the word "Chen" into the word "De", emphasizing the boundless merits of Buddhism. A branch of Bodhi in the Northern Wei Dynasty, translated as "Wan". Wu Zetian lived a long life of two years (693), and read "Wan", which means to gather the good fortune of the world. It was first seen in the Buddhist classic "Hua Yan Jing", Volume 65 (Volume 80) and "Entering the Dharma World": "There are seven places with ten thousand characters on the chest". Tang Huiyuan's "Hua Yin Yan Yi": "The book does not say, Zhou Changshou has two years. The main authority wrote this article, written in Shutian, with a sound of ten thousand, named Jideji. " With the Tang Dynasty's Selected Works, the fisherman is either left-handed or right-handed. Tang Huilin's "The Sound and Meaning of the Classics" Volume 21 says that "right-handed people should prevail." This symbol is often used in Buddhism to symbolize the light of Buddha, or as a symbol of Buddhism. Therefore, in Chinese and foreign Buddhist holy places, the word "Wan" is marked on the chest of Buddha statues to show the "auspicious phase" of Buddha, symbolizing auspiciousness, brightness, holiness and beauty.

According to records, the symbol "Zi" was introduced into China with the eastward spread of Buddhism in the Eastern Han Dynasty in the 4th century. Because the "Wan Zi" symbol has auspicious meaning in Buddhist scriptures, it later took the meaning of perfect virtue. The symbol of "the swastika used by the Nazi Party" entered people's lives in China, which was related to the translation of Buddhist scriptures and the spread of Buddhism. It has also been said that the origin of the symbol of Tibetan worship of "the swastika used by the Nazi Party" may be related to Zoroastrianism in ancient Persia, rather than the worship of the sun god.

Hitler thought Aryans were the best race, and the "swastika" was the symbol of Aryans. Jews are inferior races, but when they enthusiastically pursue "racial purity", they set off anti-Semitic movements again and again. In the 1920s and 1930s, when he designed the party flag for the German National Socialist Party, he embedded a black swastika in the white circle on the red cloth as a symbol of anti-Semitism. 1935 became the national flag and emblem of the third Reich in September. Under the red, white and black "swastika" symbol, the anti-Semitic movement of the Nazi Party and the Second World War provoked by fascist countries such as the Third Reich caused human catastrophe.

(B) "Wan Zi" symbol of the local theory

In recent years, several Neolithic sites in China have found patterns painted, carved or printed with "swastika". Some people speculate that it originated in China and spread to outland from China. The reason is that as early as 6,000-7,000 years ago, the pottery made by ancestors in Gansu and Qinghai had the word "Ba", and similar symbols were found in Neolithic sites in Guangdong and Inner Mongolia, so "Ba" came from the mainland. "Wu" is a variant of the word "Wu". Three thousand years ago, the word "Wu" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions was similar to the word "Wu" because "Wu" was the earliest messenger of the sun. Among the rock paintings found all over China, such as Yinshan Rock Painting in Inner Mongolia, Cangyuan Rock Painting in Yunnan, Huashan Rock Painting in Guangxi, Jiangjunya Rock Painting in Lianyungang, Gongxian Rock Painting in Sichuan, etc. There is a portrait of the sun god or a symbol of the sun god. The head of the sun god is generally round and radiant, or characters hold the sun, or draw the shape of a round sun, with a "swastika" symbol painted on the circle. The symbol "swastika" is not only found in the patterns of Gan and Qing pottery in northwest China, but also in Neolithic sites in the hinterland of the Central Plains, and it is also common in Oracle Bone Inscriptions and bronze inscriptions in Shang and Zhou Dynasties. These facts show that the worship of the word "Zi" existed long before the introduction of Buddhism.

In recent years, ancient rock paintings have been discovered in Tibet and Qinghai. In addition to animals, the sun and auspicious patterns, there are also symbols of "swastika" in rock paintings. For example, there is a symbol of "sequence diagram of evolution process" in Japanese rock paintings found in Aritu County, Tibet. Therefore, some scholars believe that the symbol of "Zi" first appeared in Tibet and has far-reaching significance. After that, the symbol "canal" also appeared in India, Han nationality and the west, but the meaning was very different. Some people think that the symbol "Wan Zi" does contain the meaning of numbers at the beginning and is used to represent "Nine". ..... "Nine" is a sacred number and should be worshipped.

From the archaeological findings, in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the "swastika" symbol has become the decorative theme of everyday objects. In the development history of bronze mirrors, from Tang Dezong to the late Tang Dynasty, the symbol mirror of "swastika" was popular for a while. At the site of the official kiln in Qudou, Dehua, Fujian, a Yuan Dynasty contract decorated with the symbol of "Wan Zi" was unearthed. The "Wan Zi" symbol in Qing Dynasty is a tapestry with geometric patterns on its large surface, on which the "Wan Zi" symbol is continuous.

Since the Tang Dynasty, the pattern of "Wan" symbol is very common in the costumes of Han and Tibetan nationalities, and they also contain many meanings. In the folk costumes of the Han nationality, the "Wan" symbol has been carefully processed, and the four ends of the "Wan" symbol extend to draw various chain patterns, which are long and continuous and contain the meaning of wealth. Sometimes the "swastika" symbol is inclined or elongated, and the square continuous pattern of the "swastika" symbol gives people a sense of rotation and is very decorative.

Xu An pointed out in "Tibetan Costume Art" that the pattern of "Zi" has always been regarded as a traditional pattern of the Han nationality, and people used to call it a flower ball. In fact, it originated from Qiang culture, one of the ancestors of Tibetans. If we go back to earlier times, we can see it in ancient Persia, Greece and India. Before the Qin and Han Dynasties, Qinghai was called "the land of Qiang and Rong", and the Machang culture in Qinghai was the first of its kind. Racecourse cultural sites are mostly distributed in Tibetan areas. Today, in the post-Tibetan areas, Tibetan compatriots have tattooed the word "Zi" on the back of clothes, even on their bodies, becoming tattoo symbols, which are also common in other Tibetan decorations.

In addition to the Tibetan language, the stone tablet in Yongzhuze Village, Mirui Township, Linzhi County, Tibet is also engraved with a tablet seat with an arc section, which is 20 cm high and 1.6 m wide. The seat is engraved with the 1 1 raised "swastika" symbol, which has the color of Tibetan Bonism. The contents of the tablet are as follows: After Chidesong Zan succeeded to the throne, Prince Kampot Gabor appealed to Zanpu in particular to safeguard the interests of small countries, reiterating that the old alliance ┅ ┅ "In the past, brothers were separated, and officials, people and gods were not divided; Today, happiness and prosperity, ordinary politics is like a permanent solid. However, nowadays, all officials in Zapune's government levy excessive taxes and tariffs, and there are bullies and abusers. For the sake of eternal peace in the future, I pray the king to give me a book of alliance and imperial edict, so that I can live happily forever.

According to Dr. Calme Samdan, one of the important teachings of Bonism is that the universe is the center, with the ninth grade Yongzhongshan (symbolized by "Zi") as the symbol, and the top of the mountain is in the shape of a crystal boulder, which is called Tancheng. At the foot of the mountain, there are four great rivers flowing in four directions, and there are four palaces in four standard directions around Yongzhong Mountain, which constitute the main area of Omur Longren. Here, an ancient "orientation view" of the Tubo people is mentioned, that is, dividing the central mainland with Yongzhongshan as the center and Ganges, Indus, Sida and Bocha as the boundaries. On this basis, some people speculate that the topographic structure of Yongzhongshan is a physical simulation of "primitive structure". That is to say, "the symbol of" is the earliest geographical symbol of Tibetans.

There is a legend in Jiarong Tibetan area that Bonism originated locally. It is said that a long time ago, the lords in Jiarong Tibetan area were descendants of the goddess and Bonism. They returned to earth to spread Bonism. The fairy turned into a Dapeng bird and laid four eggs. The last one is Hua Dan, named Laxi Yongzhong, which was sent by his father, God. In the Year of the Rat, Lapras visited Dezu (a leg ditch) and married the white dragon princess Yixi Tashi. When the couple paid tribute to God's father, God's father arranged a place for them to live and spread Bonism. This legend is also related to geography.

There is also a legend that Lu Dongzan, the minister of Songzan Gampo, the king of Tibet, created the "Wan Zi" symbol as a road sign when he proposed to the Tang Dynasty. Later, this "swastika" symbol was handed down in Tibetan areas, symbolizing harmony, unity and auspiciousness.

The inscription on the stone tablet of the Tang-Fan Alliance in front of the Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, Tibet, says, "This grass is not comparable to the mighty king in harmony." Boni believes in "eternal loyalty" as a magical symbol, represented by the left hand "Zi" pattern. The word "Yongzhong", as the name of Bonism temple and the address of Bonism believers, was widely circulated among Tibetan people in ancient and modern times. In Kangqu and Jiarong Tibetan areas, when Tibetans hold a wedding, when the bride wants to go to the groom's house, she should hang a ten thousand word on the place where the bride sits. It is said that in Muya, after death, a "ten thousand word" is drawn on the forehead of the deceased.

Some scholars also believe that the symbol of Bonism is ancestors' worship of the sun god, and the counterclockwise direction is ancestors' cognition of the running direction of celestial bodies, which embodies the essence of nature worship.

With the historical process of Tibetan culture, the symbol "Zi" has been passed down for thousands of years. As a symbol of "eternity" and "eternal life", ""has a profound cultural meaning and has always influenced people's way of thinking in the deep structure of Tibetan culture.

Second, the symbol of "Wan Zi"

The reason of symbol "Fishing" has been popular all over the world since ancient times, which shows that it is not a symbol with general significance, but has its special connotation. The symbol of "Zi" is the symbol of the earliest sun god or Vulcan god worshipped by human beings, and later refers to the Sanskrit metaphor of "auspicious symbol of chest", which belongs to one of the 32 phases of Sakyamuni. Many nationalities in the world once regarded the "swastika" symbol as a symbol of ancient religions. The symbol of "Wan Zi" has two ways of writing and two meanings, namely "Wan Zi" clockwise and "Wan Zi" counterclockwise, representing Buddhism and Buddhism respectively.

At present, the symbol of "symbolic meaning canal" can be summarized in academic circles as follows: 1 is a "ten thousand" word in Chinese characters; 2. Since this image appears in Tathagata's mind, it is said that its moral is the reappearance of Buddhist "samsara" theory; 3. The image has a square structure of Chinese characters, so it is a lost "Chinese characters carved on painted pottery culture pottery in Majiayao, Gansu Province six thousand years ago"; 4. Because this symbol was cast on a bronze cymbal symbolizing the kingship of Sun Yat-sen in China during the Warring States Period, it is said that this picture is a "totem symbol representing a race, or a unique symbol-family emblem", so it was transferred to a "Bai Di family emblem" of the northern Di nationality that has been prominent since Shang and Zhou Dynasties in China history; 5. The concept of "immortal soul" of prehistoric primitive Shamanism can be said to be an artistic expression of ancestor worship. "Its function is a kind of spiritual and cultural life of people in primitive society. Its own purpose is to vent emotions, express wishes, express will, pray for ancestors' blessing and eliminate disasters. Therefore, the symbolic image of "Eight" is an artistic expression of the belief that primitive religions used to unite the nation, protect the people or seek success.

In addition, there are the following viewpoints: first, it is believed that the "swastika" pattern may have evolved from the sun pattern, so this picture symbolizes "sun worship"; Secondly, it symbolizes the emergence of reproductive worship; Thirdly, it is considered that the "swastika" pattern is an abstract deformation of frog limb pattern in Majiayao culture; Fourth, it is believed that the "swastika" pattern is used for recording; The fifth is to think of the symbol of the sun or fire; Sixth, it symbolizes the wind wheel. Seventh, in the primitive Bonism in Tibet, there are auspicious and endless meanings.

Please check the explanation of death in the "explanation" entry, thank you!