Leaving the mark of Yue Zhai_Zhu Niao Wa

Zhuniao tiles. The red bird, also known as the red bird, is one of the four images and one of the four spirits in the sky in traditional Chinese culture. Its origin should be no later than the Spring and Autumn Period, and it is one of the four spirits in the sky. It is the manifestation of the seven southern constellations among the twenty-eight constellations, and its body is covered with flames that never go out all day long. It is a mythical beast representing the south. Its representative color is red. It is the sun in the four elephants, fire in the five elements, and Li in the Bagua. The season it represents is summer, and it is associated with Emperor Yan. In the tomb culture of the pre-Qin Dynasty, the god who guided the souls of the deceased to ascend to the heavens, and in later Taoism, the priest was recorded as the immortal. Taoism calls it "Lingguang". In different Taoist scriptures, there are "emperor", "holy general", " Titles such as "God General" and "Ghost Catcher General".