Witch of China

Witches in ancient China, also known as witches, witches, witches, witches, witches, are one of the female official positions in charge of etiquette and ceremonies. It is said that witches can dance with God, communicate with God and make sacrifices for the country and mountains. They are usually responsible for exorcising evil spirits, cleaning, praying for rain and praying for good weather. There are no witches in modern China.

Witches in Japan

Witches in ancient Japan, also known as Son of God, originated from the belief in God and existed like priests and prophets. Legend has it that witches can accept God's dependence and convey God's will. Tian, Ming, Ju Liyuan and Ji Meizi were the most famous witches in ancient Japan.

Until modern times, witches are still one of the priests of Japanese Shintoism, but modern witches have lost their devout faith in God and their sacred status as psychics, but they are just a profession. In modern times, there are no strict restrictions and thresholds for becoming witches, especially those who work part-time in their spare time.

About Japanese Shintoism and Gods

Shintoism is a native religion in Japan since ancient times, and the word "ghost Dao" recorded by China is the earliest history. Everything in nature, such as the sun, the moon, the sea, mountains, trees, flowers, grass and so on. , regarded as spirit and spirituality, as the object of worship and sacrifice, was endowed with anthropomorphic gods. But there are also a lot of gods that are human attributes.

One of the most important features of Shintoism is such a cognitive way with nature and human world as the media.

For example, the shrine worships gods, but strictly speaking, which shrine should worship which gods is clearly divided and must not be confused.

Although the shrine can worship multiple gods, it is divided into main sacrifices and secondary sacrifices. Moreover, some gods must not be sacrificed together (specific combinations are forbidden).

The reason is that some gods in the record are hostile. For example, Jin Jing God/Yu Jian Raytheon.

Some gods are not hostile. However, one possibility is that attributes will kill each other.

This also leads to the complexity of practitioners in the shrine, although the common witches in modern times are ugly.

However, some witches will wear other styles of witch clothes because of their responsibilities.

A lovely witch

In modern times, with the development of ACG subculture, witches have also become one of the lovely attributes, and it is a popular lovely attribute.

Modern witches have lost their sacred spiritual status, but traditionally, witches have always been fresh, sacred, spotless, traditional and classical. Coupled with elegant witch costumes, modern witches also have a special charm. Moreover, due to the freedom of modern witches, if witches match other attributes at the same time, such as arrogance, black belly and no mouth, their germination will be greatly improved. In fact, if Shinto witches wear other costumes (nuns and other religious costumes), such as sailor suits and swimsuits. . It will also greatly enhance its germination ability.

In addition to the witches of Shinto, some overhead religious female clergy in ACG works, sometimes called witches, are quite different from the traditional witch costumes.

Witches about aerial religion

In view of the fact that the word "witch" in ACG subculture is not specific, that is, it is not specifically used to refer to the witch of Shinto, but generally refers to the title of a class of women with a specific identity in various religions.

Some women in ACG's works have the attribute of "witches" only because of the problem of address.

If the role's identity background has nothing to do with Shinto, then the title of "witch" is similar to "saint", "witch", "god attendant" and "prophet" according to the specific situation.

In this case, as a lovely attribute, "witch" is a big concept, which refers to women with special status and sacred status in some religions, rather than specifically referring to Shinto witches.