Speed reading: "Monks with umbrellas, lawlessness." "What is the emperor's emphasis on umbrellas?"
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There is a saying after the break, called "The monk beats the umbrella - no hair (Law) no law". A monk who has no hair is unable to do so; with an umbrella, he cannot see the sky, that is, there is no law. The combination of the two is lawlessness, and the latter extension means disregarding the laws of the land and heavenly reason, arbitrarily doing bad things, violating the law and discipline, and not being disciplined.
"Monks playing umbrellas" is just a metaphor for images, in fact, monks travel, not necessarily have to play umbrellas again and again, unless it is rainy and snowy weather. However, there is a kind of person in this world who travels, whether it is cloudy or sunny, who wants someone to carry an umbrella for him, and this kind of person is the supreme emperor of the feudal era. When the emperor travels, he wants to talk about pomp and circumstance, so as to show his dignity and prestige.
The emperor's umbrella also has an elegant title, called "canopy", also known as "Huangluo umbrella". According to the Western Jin Dynasty Cui Bao's "Ancient and Modern Notes": "Hua Gai, the Yellow Emperor also did it. Fighting with Xuan You in the wilderness of Zhuolu, there are often five-colored clouds, golden branches and jade leaves, and stop at the emperor. There is the image of a flower, so it is also a canopy. It is precisely because of this legend that the feudal emperors who later served as the son of heaven had to take a canopy car when traveling.
In addition, the emperor's travel umbrella, in addition to auspicious intentions and wind and rain shelter, sun and sun protection, is also a symbol of imperial power and responsibility - with "umbrella" to represent the shade of the world's people!
(Image from the Internet)