Seven Nights in the South is the product of the combination of China myth and astronomy. Astronomers in ancient China divided the stars visible in the sky into 28 parts, east, west, north and south, and each part had seven nights.
Including Su Jing, Haunted House, Liu Su, Su Xing, Zhang Su, Yong 'an Building and Furong Building. Because the south is Suzaku, it is also called the Seven Nights of Suzaku in the South. In China ancient geomantic omen, it was called Muan Jing, Ghost Golden Sheep, Swertia liutu, Stellar Horse, Zhang Yuelu, Winged Fire Snake and Lumbricus. The patron saint of Taoism, one of the four elephants.
The crimson rosefinch will fly by, which is a lyric in the "Rosefinch" sung by the Youth League.
In our ancient legend, there are four great beasts, Suzaku, Xuanwu, Qinglong and Baihu, which represent the gods of east, south, west and north respectively, and have other meanings in Feng Shui.
In astronomy, Suzaku was born in the south of seven wells, ghosts, willows, stars, Zhang, wings and birds. Also known as Zhu Wu. Kanyu refers to the landscape in front of the cave, and also refers to the terrain in front of the living room of Yangzhai.
Feng Shui experts believe that Suzaku should be dignified, graceful, lively and beautiful, singing and dancing in the mountains. So "Buried Scripture" says: "Suzaku dances, but Suzaku doesn't dance." The note reads: "Qianshan is a special place with wonderful activities and feelings."
Then he said, "The front mountain is ruthless, going straight up and down. It sneaks along the water and refuses to circle to the cave. If you want to fly, you can go. "