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The use of "The Fengbo Yushi New Year 's Picture" can bless the farms and pastures with good weather and no gale or rainstorm disasters. In this way, crops can grow better and harvest more in the new year.

"The Fengbo Yushi New Year 's Picture", According to legend, in ancient China, there were two gods in charge of the natural forces of wind and rain. As early as 2700 years ago, the Chinese book "Zhou Li" recorded that there was a god named "Feng Bo" and another god named "Yu Shi". These two gods were one of the stars in the sky. In astrology, the stars in the sky are divided into 28 groups, known as the 28 constellations, with seven groups in each of the four directions (East West South North). "Feng Bo star" is located in the seven groups in the east, known as the "Qi star". "Yu Shi star" is located in the seven groups in the west, known as the "Bi star", belonging to the star constellation named "Taurus". In astrology, when the moon overlaps with "Yu Shi star", it can cause heavy rain.

In "The Fengbo Yushi New Year 's Picture", the left side is the god of wind, and the right side is the god of rain. The god of wind on the left side is riding a dog. Because the dog can run very fast and come and go like the wind, and also because strong winds often come from the northwest direction, in the eastern orientation theory, this direction is called "Xu", and the animal image is a dog. Therefore, the dog is given the mount of the god of wind. The god of rain on the right side is riding a dragon. In Eastern culture or Buddhist culture, the dragon king travels on water, soaring through the clouds, which is why it is called the mount of the god of rain.

As depicted in "The Fengbo Yushi New Year 's Picture", the rain god and the rain master first spread the clouds containing rain over the sky, and the wind god and the wind master performed magic and blew the wind, carrying the rain to the earth. Below the Fenbo and Yushi are people farming, and the person on the left is carrying two buckets with fertilizer for crops on wooden sticks. The person on the right is holding a hoe and cultivating the land. In the middle, a boy is leading a cow to help the farmer plough the land. Around the image, there are temples dedicated to the gods, with two gates on the left and right sides, and a staircase carved with sacred dragons below.