What does the beeswax magpie stand for? Beeswax is one of the most amazing jewels in nature. It is an organic gem formed by the interaction of resin of pine, maple and other tree species buried underground in Eocene and Cretaceous tens of millions of years or even 1 100 million years ago with air, water, soil and other minerals. After vicissitudes of life, it has added countless magnificent and mysterious colors, which is really the essence of heaven and earth.

And a piece of beeswax carved on the magpie is a symbol of jubilation. Magpie is a popular bird since ancient times. It is a symbol of good luck and happiness, because the ancients believed that magpies always emit a tone and sound whether they sing or sing, whether they are happy or sad, whether they are on the ground or on the branches, whether they are young or decadent, whether they are dying or new. In the eyes of Confucianism, sages and gentlemen should behave like magpies in a constant, stable, clear, firm and consistent manner. Therefore, Confucianism often requires people to learn from magpies and regard magpies as some kind of template for sages. Magpie's voice also symbolizes good meaning. Magpie's voice is "Haw, Haw", which means "Happy to go home, happy to go home", so magpie is an auspicious symbol among the people in China. The painter's picture of a magpie climbing a branch shows a person climbing up and a family moving forward. If you know more, you can look at the collocation of beeswax and talk about it in detail. I hope I can help you and adopt it.