The story of how the Black and White Impermanence came about

The story of Black Impermanence and White Impermanence originated from ancient Chinese legends and folktales. According to the legends, Black Impermanence's original name was Fan Wujiu, and White Impermanence's original name was Xie Bi 'an. They were a pair of sworn brothers who were as close as brothers. One day, they agreed to meet under Nantai Bridge, but it suddenly began to rain heavily. Xie Bi 'an had Fan Wujiu wait for him on the bridge while he went home to get his umbrella. However, Fan Wujiu drowned in the water because of his short stature. When Xie Bian rushed to the bridge, he found that Fan Wujiu had already disappeared. He felt deeply guilty and sad and decided to commit suicide by the bridge. Their loyalty and friendship moved the King of Hell, and he decided to promote them as reapers by his side, under the alias of Black and White Impermanence. Black Impermanence was responsible for capturing evil spirits, while White Impermanence was responsible for guiding good souls. This story reflected people's thoughts and imagination about life and death, fate, and supernatural forces.

The Black Impermanence and White Impermanence looked like they were ferocious, fat, short, and had a face like charcoal. They wore a black hat and black clothes, and their skin was dark green. White Impermanence often smiled. He was tall and thin, with a pale face and a long tongue. He wore a tall white hat and white clothes.

Black Impermanence and White Impermanence had their own characteristics and functions. The Black Impermanence could only bring disaster to the wicked, while the White Impermanence could bring fear and uneasiness to people, and on the other hand, it could bring good luck to people. Therefore, to judge which was better, one had to decide based on one's personal needs and values. If you want the wicked to be punished, then Black Impermanence might be better; if you want good luck, then White Impermanence might be better. In general, the Black Impermanence and the White Impermanence were both important characters in Chinese mythology. They had different images and functions in folklore.

White Impermanence's original name was Xie Bi 'an, while Black Impermanence's original name was Fan Wujiu.

The Black Impermanence and the White Impermanence had different descriptions in traditional culture. We can see that Black Impermanence's appearance is usually dark and green, wearing black clothes and a black hat. He is short and has a fierce face. White Impermanence was dressed in white. His face was pale, and he was smiling. He wore a tall white hat with the words " Wealth in Life " written on it. However, because the search results did not provide a specific picture of the person, they could not provide an accurate picture description.

The story of the Black and White Impermanence originated from ancient Chinese legends and folktales. There were many versions and variations behind the story of the Black and White Ghosts. One of the versions was about a pair of brothers named Fan Wujiu and Xie Bian. They were good friends during the Western Jin Dynasty, and they climbed the bottom together. One day, they agreed to go out to play together, but they encountered heavy rain. Xie Bi 'an asked Fan Wujiu to wait under the bridge while he returned home to retrieve the umbrella. However, heavy rain poured down and the river water rose. Fan Wujiu waited under the bridge to not break his promise, but he was eventually drowned by the flood. When Xie Bian returned to the bridge, he saw Fan Wujiu's umbrella and realized that he had been killed. He felt deeply guilty and decided to commit suicide by the bridge. It should be noted that this is only one version of the story. There may be other versions and variations. Due to the limited search results provided, it was impossible to determine if there were other stories or more detailed background information.

There were many versions of the story of the Black and White Ghosts, but the most common story was that they were originally a pair of good brothers, named Fan Wujiu and Xie Bian. They lived in an ordinary village and were like brothers since they were young. One day, they went out to do some work and walked under a bridge. The sky was gray and it was about to rain heavily. White Impermanence wanted to go back and get the umbrella, so he asked Black Impermanence to wait under the bridge. After White Impermanence left, it started to rain heavily and the river started to rise. Black Impermanence didn't choose to leave. Instead, he continued to wait. When White Impermanence returned, he couldn't find Black Impermanence. White Impermanence watched his good brother being washed away by the flood and chose to hang himself on the bridge pillar. After the two of them died, they went to the King of Hell. In this story, the Black and White Ghosts were given this name by the King of Hell because of their loyalty and faith, and they became the great gods of the Underworld.

There were many versions of the origin story of the Black and White Ghosts, but the most common one was that they were originally a pair of good brothers. Their names were Fan Wujiu and Xie Bian. They lived in an ordinary village and were like brothers since they were young. One day, they went out to do some work and walked under a bridge. The sky was gray and it was about to rain heavily. White Impermanence wanted to go back and get the umbrella, so he asked Black Impermanence to wait under the bridge. After White Impermanence left, it began to rain heavily and the river began to rise. Black Impermanence didn't choose to leave. Instead, he continued to wait. When White Impermanence returned, he couldn't find Black Impermanence. White Impermanence watched his good brother being washed away by the flood and chose to hang himself on the bridge pillar. After the two of them died, they went to the King of Hell. In this story, the Black and White Ghosts were given this name by the King of Hell because of their loyalty and faith, and they became the great gods of the Underworld.

The story of the Black and White Impermanence was about two good friends, Xie Bi 'an (White Impermanence) and Fan Wujiu (Black Impermanence). They grew up together and were like brothers. One day, they went out to do some work and walked under a bridge. The sky was gray and it was about to rain heavily. White Impermanence wanted to go back and get the umbrella, so he asked Black Impermanence to wait under the bridge. After White Impermanence left, it began to rain heavily, and the river was rising. Black Impermanence didn't choose to leave. Instead, he continued to wait under the bridge. When White Impermanence returned, Black Impermanence was nowhere to be found. Seeing his good brother being washed away by the flood, White Impermanence chose to hang himself on the bridge pillar. After they died, they went to the King of Hell. When the King of Hell heard their stories, he was very touched. Therefore, the storyline of the Black and White Ghosts was this legend.

The Black and White Impermanence could be drawn using a computer or hand-drawn. In the software, one could use the Spline Tool to draw the Black Impermanence and White Impermanence's head, body, and other features. The method of hand-drawing included drawing a round or oval face as the head of Wuchang, and then adding features such as eyes, nose, and mouth. Next, draw two long arms and two hands, and add the details of fingers and palms on each arm. The Black Impermanence and the White Impermanence were unique in that the Black Impermanence represented the Yin-attribute and the White Impermanence represented the Yang-attribute, so they could be drawn using black and white colors. The specific drawing steps and techniques could be adjusted and developed according to personal preferences and creativity.