CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What is the meaning of raising spiders for girls? (What is the meaning of raising spiders? Can girls raise them?)

1. What do you think of girls who keep spiders? My parents always say that I am mentally dark?

1 It's just your personal hobby;

2 Spiders weave webs to kill food, which is similar to humans casting fishing nets and setting bait for hunting. It can only be said that spiders are a special group of organisms. Raising spiders is similar to raising dogs, cats, turtles, etc., which is normal behavior.

3 What your parents said to you is mainly because they don’t understand spiders, and they also don’t understand you and many other people who keep pets. You can talk to them more about biological and animal science, and slowly communicate to reach a consensus and understanding.

2. What is the mentality of people who raise spiders?

This is a mentality that likes quietness and pursues individuality

Boys who like to raise spiders tend to be dull and not good at talking. They are not good at communication and like to think in their own world. They should pay attention to controlling their emotions.

Some girls like spiders because, compared to cats and dogs, spiders do not shed hair, are small in size, are not noisy, and are easy to keep as long as they are non-toxic and harmless.

3. What does the spider represent?

Spiders represent wealth in Feng Shui, and there is a saying that goes "When spiders hang, the God of Wealth arrives." Spiders are called "happy children" in Feng Shui, representing joy and wealth. Having a spider in the house or a spider crawling on a person represents wealth and is a good sign. It is also an animal that brings good news, just like a magpie landing on a branch in front of the door.

4. What does the spider symbolize?

The spider's shape is very similar to the Chinese character "喜", which means continuous happiness and good luck. When spiders gather together, happiness is coming. Spiders are animals that predict happy events. Sliding down a spider thread on the spider web means "good luck from heaven". Spiders are also called relatives, happy children, happy mothers, etc. In ancient times, people generally regarded spiders as mascots, believing that a group of spiders gathering together was a sign of happy events.

The spider is hanging down, and below it there are auspicious patterns of loquat, garlic, cherry and calamus, which are called "Auspicious Signs Gathered in Heaven".

5. What is the meaning and symbol of the spider?

The spider looks like the Chinese character "喜", which means good luck and happiness. When spiders gather together, good luck is coming. The spider is an animal that predicts good luck. It slides down a spider silk thread on the spider web, which means "good luck from heaven".

6. What is the meaning of raising spiders?

Keeping spiders can bring wealth_Spiders represent wealth

Spiders represent wealth in Feng Shui, and there is a saying that goes "When spiders hang, the God of Wealth arrives." Spiders are called "happy children" in Feng Shui, representing joy and wealth. Having a spider in the house or a spider crawling on a person represents wealth and is a good sign. It is also an animal that brings good news, like a magpie perching on a branch in front of the door.

Ancient people learned a lot from spiders. For example, when people saw spiders weaving webs, they thought of weaving one to catch fish. The sharp insight of spiders is like a sniper waiting for the target to arrive and make a fatal assassination. At the same time, the eight claws of spiders symbolize "money grabbing hands" and masters of making money. Therefore, in ancient times, spiders have always been auspicious animals and a symbol of good luck for people.

Let’s take a look at the cultural symbols and meanings of spiders.

Good luck falls from the sky: Some older temples have spider webs painted on them, with a spider hanging down with its silk threads. This is called "good luck falls from the sky." Spiders are beneficial insects, and the ancients believed that they could foretell good luck, so the old people called them "happy insects."

Focused and calm: When a spider is weaving a web, it is very focused. Even if there is chaos outside, it will still weave its web in an orderly manner. After the web is woven, some sophisticated spiders will add a safety belt under the web.

Dexterity: Ancient people sewed spider webs into their collars to cure forgetfulness and weave their thoughts. In ancient China, women worshipped spiders on July 7 and regarded spiders with good weaving skills as a symbol of good luck and an object of envy.

Good fortune: The ancients gave spiders various auspicious names, such as 蟢子, 喜田, 亲客, etc., and the most common name in the temple era was "壁钱", which means money that walks on the wall. In the West, people also believe that spiders can bring good luck. Find the starting point when the spider begins to weave a web, and you will always be lucky.

Spiders are animals with good insight and wisdom. They can easily catch food. Of course, the spiders that ancient people studied most deeply were those that weave webs. There are relatively few records of spiders that do not weave webs. And the spiders that appear in our homes are basically spiders that weave webs. Although modern people don’t care too much about things related to spider feng shui, as long as they don’t disturb our lives and don’t have a big impact on our living environment, we should not destroy the webs they have worked so hard to weave. Let them accompany us and bring us wealth.

7. What is the symbol of the spider?

Cultural symbolism of spiders:

1. Happiness falls from the sky In some older temples, spider webs are painted with a spider hanging down with its silk threads. This is called "happiness falls from the sky." Spiders are beneficial insects. The ancients believed that they were insects that could foretell good luck, and the elderly called them "happy insects."

2. Focus and calmness When a spider is weaving a web, it is focused and attentive. Even if there is chaos outside, it will still weave its web in an orderly manner. After the web is woven, some shrewd spiders will add a safety belt under the web.

3. Dexterity Ancient people sewed spider webs into their collars to cure forgetfulness and weave their thoughts. Ancient Chinese women worshiped spiders on July 7 and regarded spiders with good weaving skills as a symbol of good luck and an object of envy.

4. Good fortune and prosperity. The ancients gave spiders various auspicious names, such as 蟢子, 喜田, 亲客, etc., and the most common name in the temple era was "壁钱", which means money that walks on the wall. Additional information: In the West, people also believe that spiders can bring good luck. Find the starting point when the spider starts to weave a web, and you will always be lucky. Heraldic symbolism: Spider - Shows wisdom, hard work and insight in everything.

8. Why do spiders represent wealth?

Spiders represent wealth in Feng Shui, and there is a saying that goes "When spiders hang, the God of Wealth arrives." Spiders are called "happy children" in Feng Shui, representing joy and wealth. Having a spider in the house or a spider crawling on a person represents wealth and is a good sign. It is also an animal that brings good news, like a magpie perching on a branch in front of the door.

Ancient people learned a lot from spiders. For example, when people saw spiders weaving webs, they thought of weaving one to catch fish. The sharp insight of spiders is like a sniper waiting for the target to arrive and make a fatal assassination. At the same time, the eight claws of spiders symbolize "money grabbing hands" and masters of making money. Therefore, in ancient times, spiders have always been auspicious animals and a symbol of good luck for people.

9. What is the meaning of lotus and spider?

The implication is good luck and contentment. Jade carving requires that the work must have meaning, and the meaning must be auspicious. Different themes represent different meanings. Use homophony, meaning, allusions and other methods to express good wishes.

Lotus leaf, homophonic to "he", meaning: harmony and beauty.

Spider, homophonic to "zhizu", meaning: contentment is the key to happiness. I wish you a harmonious, sweet and warm family with a good attitude and a happy life.