Weigh the pros and cons and hit the zodiac animals.

Weighing the pros and cons refers to the zodiac pig.

Weigh the pros and cons:

Weighing the pros and cons, Chinese idioms and pinyin are quá n hé ng l ? b ?, and compare which is beneficial and which is harmful.

Zodiac pig:

Pigs are known as Wujin. During the patriarchal clan commune, pigs were a symbol of wealth, and there were 36 pig bones buried in Dahezhuang, Linxia. Tapirs are the sacrifices of the lower class people and the word "home". Herders worship the gods of dogs and fences.

Ce Shen, the God of Pigs, combined the toilets and pigsty in the southern countryside, so Ce Shen became the God of Pigs part-time. Ce Shen is the purple goddess, or Lady Qi who died in the toilet during the Western Han Dynasty. The god of pigsty is Jiang Taigong. When sealing the gods, he gave the Dongyue God left to himself to Huang, and he became the god of pigsty.

Yellow paper is often pasted in the pigsty in western Zhejiang, which reads "Jiang Taigong is here, and all forgiveness is here". A pig's fat head and big ears are symbols of good luck. Lao Zi's surname is Li Minger. Shuowen says "I am full of ears", and Duan Yucai notes "I am full of ears, so my ears are big." . Yuefu Long song: "Immortal riding has its own hole in the sky, but its hair is short and its ears are long." In Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Liu Bei's "earlobe shoulders, hands covering knees".

People believe that pigs can foretell rain. "Poetry Xiaoya" contains "white storks, waves involved, the end of the month, which is embarrassing." In Miscellanies of the Wasted Capital, it is said that Lei Gong "beheaded". Pig Bajie on the Journey to the West "was originally the water god of the canopy" and "appointed Marshal Guan Tianhe and the governor sailor, which is called the Constitutional Festival". Hua Gai was originally one of the four generals of the Taoist emperor Wei Zibei, which fully reflected the relationship between pig worship and sex and rain god.

Pig profile:

Every time the Han people make a major sacrifice, they use a pig's head, and the pig's head is the most important, commonly known as "the pig's head and three beasts". Wu xinnian's miscellaneous fu: "it is a custom to worship the pig's head at the end of the year ... those who choose wrinkles such as longevity are called' longevity pig'." At present, Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces still reserve salted pig heads as new year's goods in the twelfth lunar month. Cantonese people in Tomb-Sweeping Day like to burn pigs to worship their ancestors. As the saying goes, "Too much pork, everyone has a share", which describes that after the sacrifice, the whole family shares the sacrifice together.