In opera performances, what props are usually used to represent horses?

In opera performances, horse whips are usually used to represent horses.

What props are usually used to represent horses in opera performances?

Ant Manor Answer: Horsewhip.

Tips: The riding whip is an important prop in Peking Opera. It is used to refer to horses and comes in colors such as red, yellow, white, black and pink. The color of the riding whip not only represents the type and temperament of the horse, but also the character of the owner. For example, Lu Bu in white and Guan Yu in green ride red rabbit horses and use red whips; Huang Zhong in white and Qin Qiong in black ride yellow fat horses and use yellow whips.

Among outdoor fitness equipment, there is often a hand-pushed round turntable. Guess what it is related to?

Ant Manor answer: Tai Chi.

Tips: This round turntable is called a Tai Chi hand pusher, and it is also a common fitness equipment in communities or parks. As the name suggests, it was originally used to train Tai Chi push hands. By turning the wheel with the hands, it can enhance the flexibility and mobility of the shoulders, elbows, waist, knees and other parts. It is best used in conjunction with the movement essentials of Tai Chi.

Rose was not the first name of a flower, but what kind of thing it is?

Ant Manor answer: gems.

Tips: Rose was the earliest name for a gemstone. Rose was also called "Huo Qi" in ancient times. According to historical records, "Mei, Huo Qi, rose, is also called the beauty of stone." It is "shaped like mica, color is like purple gold, and has brilliance", similar to rubies and sapphires. After the Tang Dynasty, it gradually evolved into a botanical name, presumably because its flower color is similar to that of rose stone.

I received a call and the other party claimed to have a senior investment background and recommended "dark horse stocks". What should I do?

Ant Farm Answer: Stay vigilant.

Tips: Illegal stock recommendation is a common illegal securities and futures activity. Criminals often use text messages, phone calls, the Internet and other channels to recommend stocks while promising high returns. Investors must keep their eyes peeled when encountering such situations, and should verify through official channels whether the relevant companies and personnel have real qualifications.