As early as the Book of Changes, it was mentioned that "students are admitted to Yuefu, and they are sacrificed with a bang, and the mother holds a tripod to wish it. If a gentleman gets it, there will be great achievements, and if a villain gets it, there will be small gains. "
In China culture, taking back one's own destiny is often used to express the meaning of changing one's own destiny. In Taoism and folk beliefs, people often pray for "taking back their own destiny", hoping that the gods can save themselves or those around them and bring them good luck and peace. For example, in folklore, "collecting raccoons" refers to raccoons' successful practice and magical power, which can "retrieve a life" and save innocent people.
In modern society, withdrawal has gradually evolved into a language habit, which is widely used in various fields. For example, when some enterprises introduce insurance, they will slogan "take back life insurance"; Some charitable organizations will also slogan "Take back your life and care for the future" when they carry out fund-raising activities. In addition, it is often used in film and television dramas, games and other fields, becoming a fascinating plot and deductive technique.
Going against the Heaven is a number with profound cultural connotation in China. In traditional culture, it is often used to express the meaning of auspiciousness, transshipment and smoothness. In modern society, its extended meaning has been very colorful and closely related to people's lives.
In addition, it is also related to some cultural and historical events. For example, in A Dream of Red Mansions, Jia Baoyu sleepwalked to the underworld and met the King of Earth Hidden, who said to him, "Draw up a suitable symbol of life and stand in front of the tower of the nether world." This life curse is a life curse, which can make Jia Baoyu return to the dead world and get a new life.
During the Tokugawa shogunate in Japan, due to the frequent wars in the country, many samurai used gorgeous stamps as special keepsakes and gave them to each other. One of the most popular stamps is printed with the words "take back your life", which symbolizes the heroic sacrifice and unstoppable courage of the samurai and shows a kind of heroism and national integrity.
Although it has the meaning of auspiciousness and luck in China culture, we should be alert to its overuse or misunderstanding, thus devaluing the cultural value of this ancient number. In today's society, we should pay more attention to inherit and carry forward the essence and spirit of China's traditional culture, so that it can be continuously carried forward in modern society.