1, good news good news:
In the traditional culture of China, magpies are often regarded as messengers of good news, representing good news and festive moments. People think they convey good news to people and bring them good luck and good news.
2. Symbols of New Year and Spring Festival:
During the Spring Festival in China, magpies are regarded as auspicious animals, representing good luck and luck. People believe that the arrival of magpies heralds a happy and auspicious New Year.
3. Symbols of family and friendship:
In western culture, magpie is regarded as a kind of bird with strong sociality. They usually act in pairs, symbolizing the unity and loyalty of family and friendship.
4. Wisdom and cleverness:
Magpie is also considered as a symbol of intelligence and wisdom. They have high intelligence and learning ability, so they are often used to symbolize intelligence and wisdom.
5. Information transmission and communication skills:
Magpie is regarded as a kind of bird with strong communication skills because of its crisp and pleasant call. Therefore, they are also endowed with symbolic meaning of transmitting information and effective communication.
It should be noted that due to different cultural backgrounds, personal beliefs and traditional customs, symbolic meanings can be different. People from different regions and cultures may give magpies different symbolic meanings.
Magpie (scientific name: Pica pica), also known as magpie bird, belongs to the family Corvidae. They are slender, with a shiny black feather on their heads, black backs and wings and a relatively long rectangular tail.
Magpies are 45-55cm long and have a wingspan of 52-60cm. Their beaks and feet are black, and their beaks bend slightly downward. Magpie feathers are shiny, showing a mixed pattern of blue, green, white and black. There is almost no obvious difference in appearance between male and female magpies.
Magpie is widely distributed in many areas of Asia, Europe and North America, and it is a common bird. They inhabit various habitats, including farmland, woodland, parks, cities and other places. Magpie is an omnivorous bird, which mainly feeds on insects, fruits, seeds and nuts.
Magpies are famous for their noisy calls and clever and witty behaviors. They often gather on trees or wires for various social activities and exchanges. Magpie also attracts people's attention because of its high sociality. They usually work in pairs or groups, showing a strong spirit of teamwork and mutual assistance.