Why did China regard Ding as a symbol of power in ancient times?

In ancient China, Ding was regarded as a symbol of power because of its attributes and the diet of Chinese ancestors, so Ding could be regarded as a symbol of the highest power of the country.

Ding is a symbol of China's ancient rights. It is said that "Ding is a godsend power in the Central Plains". Ding is the representative of bronze culture in China. In ancient times, the tripod was regarded as a heavy weapon for the founding of the country and a symbol of state and power. "Historical Records of Chu Family" records: "In eight years (), I conquered the army (in the southwest of Luoyang) and went to Luo to observe the soldiers in the suburbs of Zhou. King Ding of Zhou made his grandson work for the King of Chu. King Chu won the titles of minor, major and minor.