In Chinese culture, the Four Symbols are four mythological creatures that each represent a direction and a season. They are the Azure Dragon of the East, the White Tiger of the West, the Black Tortoise of the North, and the Red Phoenix of the South. Each of these symbols represents a different attribute, such as nobility, courage, longevity, and prosperity.

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Nobility, courage, longevity and prosperity

The Azure Dragon represents the East and the spring season. It is associated with the element of wood, and it is believed to bring good luck and prosperity. It is also the symbol of the emperor and represents nobility, power, and strength.

The White Tiger represents the West and the autumn season. It is associated with the element of metal, and it is believed to bring protection and stability. It represents courage, bravery, and power.

The Black Tortoise represents the North and the winter season. It is associated with the element of water, and it is believed to bring longevity and health. It represents wisdom, knowledge, and longevity.

The Red Phoenix represents the South and the summer season. It is associated with the element of fire, and it is believed to bring good fortune and happiness. It represents love, joy, and beauty.

These symbols are often depicted in Chinese art and architecture, and they are considered to bring good luck and fortune to those who possess them.

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