Taoyuan little fisherman

Chapter 487 The Mysterious Eye Culture

It took Xu Changshan a long time to react.

"Tianhui, are we at a loss?"

Wang Tianhui smiled, "For him, it's not an advantage, after all, he said that as long as we come to the river, he will be free."

Xu Changshan scratched his fingers and counted for a long time, "It's a few thousand for one day, and tens of thousands for ten days. If this happens three or five times throughout the year, he really can't take advantage of it every year."

Wang Tianhui laughed again, "Actually, after this time, we might not come here again."

After a few seconds of silence.

Snapped!
Xu Changshan slapped his thigh, "It's still a loss!"

Wang Tianhui has already helped the white-faced rough-tailed ape to set up the easel, "The value of something cannot be judged only by money, but people's hearts are priceless. His admiration for Xiaobai is true. Xiaobai also wants to practice painting anyway, so I will give him a gift." What about the frame?"

Xu Changshan gave a thumbs up after hearing this, "No wonder Tianhui is stronger than us, we can't catch up with your ideological realm, that's all right, you can draw, I have to sleep first, I'm exhausted from driving."

Xu Changshan yawned and went back to his room.

Now the white-faced rough-tailed ape wants to paint besides sleeping and eating, especially before going to bed. It can't fall asleep without painting.

Therefore, drawing a picture for the manager is nothing to it at all.

Sitting in front of the easel, the white-faced macaque scratched his head, thinking about what to draw.

Wang Tianhui asked it, "Let's practice silent painting, can you still remember the manager's appearance just now? How about drawing him?"

Drawing characters is no longer a challenge for the white-faced rough-tailed ape. Like the people in the fisherman's village, it doesn't even need to think about it, it can draw it with a brush.

But the manager is very strange to it, and it has only met once.

For those who just met each other, it is a great test for the white-faced rough-tailed ape to draw his characteristics and look like him.

There was a new challenge, and the white-faced rough-tailed ape seemed a little excited.

I saw it started to adjust the color, ready to start.

Wang Tianhui yawned, "Draw, rest after you finish painting, don't stay up late, I'll go back to sleep first."

On the road, Wang Tianhui and Xu Changshan took turns driving, neither of them had a good rest.

But the white-faced rough-tailed ape has been sleeping soundly in the back of the car. Although it is late at night, he is still full of energy when painting.

As long as it puts itself into painting, it won't even know that the thunderbolt is beside it.

Wang Tianhui returned to the room, and after washing, he lay on the bed, not feeling very sleepy.

He remembered the parchment, took it out and looked at it again.

That red eye is very strange, what does it mean?

There are many eye cultures in the world, and the most famous ones are the Eye of Horus, the Eye of God and the Evil Eye of Turzi in the West.

The Eye of Horus, as the name suggests, is the eagle-headed god, also known as the god of the sky or the patron saint of the pharaoh, the eye of Horus, also known as the eye of true knowledge, the eye of Ugarth.

It has a sacred meaning, representing the protection of the gods and the supremacy of the monarchy.

The right eye of Horus symbolizes the intact sun. According to legend, Horus defeated Seth, and the right eye has the power to avoid pain and defeat evil, and also represents the supreme power.

The left eye of Horus symbolizes the incomplete moon. According to legend, Horus later dedicated his left eye to Osiris, so the left eye also has the function of distinguishing good from evil and safeguarding health and happiness.

The ancient Aiji people also believe that the Eye of Horus can play a role in their resurrection and rebirth, because the eagle can see the actions of far away places.

The Eye of Horus was widely used as a talisman in ancient Egypt.

The Eye of Horus was used as a funerary talisman, and like the Talisman of Life, it was often depicted on the coffin of the dead, protecting the dead from harm on their underground journey to immortality.

At the same time, the eye of Horus also represents the repair and protection of the body in the underground world after death.

The symbol of the Eye of Horus is engraved on the coffins of many pharaohs. The right eye symbolizes the sun, implying supreme power, and the left eye symbolizes the moon, hoping to be reborn one day.

It can be said that the Eye of Horus is the most representative of the world's eye culture.

The eye of God, also known as the eye of omniscience and all-seeing eye, represents the eye of "God" to monitor human beings. The common form is an eye surrounded by triangles and ten thousand zhang rays of light, which appear on the beautiful national emblem and banknotes. Well-known on the back.

The concept of the Eye of God is derived from the Eye of Horus, and there are many similarities in meaning and function.

The triangle is a clear reference to the Holy Trinity of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.The burst of light and cloud signifies divinity, the divine and God himself.

Although the Eye of God was born out of the Eye of Horus, the two have very different uses.

The Eye of Horus was a sacred symbol in its time, and only the supreme pharaoh deserved to have it. It appeared in palaces, murals and even tombs. Ancient Aiji people firmly believed that it had mysterious power.

The Eye of God is more used for decoration, and often appears on some commemorative, iconic buildings, ornaments, banknotes and even badges of some organizations, and has a wide range of uses.

Compared with the closely related Eye of Horus and Eye of God, Turzi's Evil Eye is a completely different existence.

Both the Eye of Horus and the Eye of God have sacred and positive meanings, but the evil eye of Tulzi is a relatively negative existence.

The evil eye is also known as the devil's eye and the blue eye amulet. The center of the graphic is dark blue, with a light blue or yellow circle outward, and a white circle, and the outermost circle is dark blue again, much like a fish eye.

It is Turzi's most famous souvenir, and it is also the most evil thing.

This is a witchcraft originating from the Middle East. Hanging an evil eye at home or on the body can absorb the evil spirit and jealousy of outsiders.

Therefore, the wearer often needs to replace the evil eye. Because the evil energy is full, it not only starts to have magic power, but also can harm people.

The most common evil eye is the evil eye of jealousy, and the most vulnerable are children, beautiful women and those who stand out, because children are weak, while beauty and success are easy to be envied.

The evil eye can attract jealous eyes, and when the evil eye is broken, it means that the disaster has been resolved by it.

Therefore, evil eyes can be seen on children's shoulders, cows' foreheads, and girls' jewelry. That is because in order to ward off evil spirits, people usually place evil eyes where they think jealous eyes are most likely to appear.

Later, the evil eye has become an inseparable part of people's life.

Not only can you see the evil eye hanging to pray for the protection of the gods in important ceremonies such as weddings and funerals, but also in daily life, people will put the tooth eye in their breast pocket or pin it on their schoolbags.

You can also see all kinds of jewelry or souvenirs inlaid with evil eyes on the market, such as exquisite bracelets, bracelets, earrings, rings, head flowers, necklace pendants, key chains, etc.

People can also choose their favorite evil eyes according to their needs.

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