My lover is a hero, and one day he will marry me on the colorful clouds. I guessed the front, but I couldn't guess the ending. This classic line comes from the movie A Chinese Odyssey starring Stephen Chow and Athena Chu. Every time I see this sentence, many people will be poked and cried. While lamenting Xia Zixian's persistent pursuit of love, I can also deeply understand the hope she revealed when she said this sentence. In Xia Zixian's eyes, one day, a hero will appear in front of him and marry himself in a beautiful way. For the time being, we won't go into the concept of sadness, beauty and love reflected in the film. Today, we will talk about the seven-color clouds in Xia Zixian's mouth. As we all know, in the traditional China system, those who live forever will bring their own aura. In the mythical novel The Journey to the West, whenever the leaders of Taoism and Buddhism go out, they will ride their own symbolic mounts, surrounded by auspicious clouds, which is very attractive from a distance. However, not all immortals can have such treatment, and the color of Xiangyun will be different according to the level and status of immortals.

In the novel The Journey to the West, there are not only the upper bound immortals such as the Jade Emperor, the Grandfather, the Tathagata, the Maitreya Buddha and the barefoot immortal, but also the lower bound monsters scattered by the immortals, all of which are refined. In the 40th time of the novel, Tang Priest and others met Hong Haier when they passed the boundary of Huoyun Cave in Kusongjian. The book wrote: The disciples were in shock, only to see a red cloud in the valley, soaring into the sky and gathering a mass of anger. It can be seen that Hong Haier, as a representative of the fairy monster, is qualified to step on the cloud, but the color is relatively single, only red. In fact, looking at the whole journey to the west, we will find a regular phenomenon: those monsters who have the qualification of companion cloud are basically monochrome. For example, the clouds accompanying Huang Fengguai are yellow, the clouds accompanying Red Haier are red, and more monsters are black. Therefore, we can draw a conclusion that in the myth system constructed by Journey to the West, the number of cloud colors represents the identity and status of the owner, and the more cloud colors, the higher the identity and status of the owner.