Singapore lion mining machine

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It's a scam. Many Internet enterprises and network security enterprises believe that illegal "mining" has become a serious network security problem

with the rise of "cloud mining", the virtual machine has become the main use object of digital currency such as Monroe coin and Eli coin, and the situation of embezzling cloud computing resources for "mining" has also increased significantly; Security team monitoring found that "competing for mining machine" has become one of the important purposes of Botnet expansion; And found a new type of "mining" virus (mining XmR / Monroe), the virus spread wildly in two months, illegal "mining" profits of nearly one million yuan

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from a commercial point of view, the business model of mining can walk out of a "healthy road". As long as the "incentive money" is lower than the average cost of new users in the market, the business model will be reasonable and feasible

however, if the platform tempts users to participate with "no capital, no profit", it is worth being vigilant. The so-called "mining" opportunity provided by the platform is likely to be "digging a good hole" waiting for you to jump in

2. What is Singapore lion head patent? Including Leo patent is very famous, can not be replaced by a fake, his time is by others.

3. Merlion is a kind of fictional animal with fish body and lion head. It was designed in 1964 by Mr. Fraser Brunner, then director of the van kleef aquarium. Two years later, it was adopted by the Singapore Tourism Board as a symbol, and has been used until 1997. During this period, Merlion has become the representative of Singapore, like the Paris tower in France or the statue of liberty in the United States. The design of Merlion's head is inspired by a legend about Singapore's history. According to Malay annals, a prince from sanfoqi named Saint Nile udama came to Singapore in the 11th century on his way to Malacca. As soon as he landed, he saw a magical beast. The attendant told him it was a lion. So he named Singapore "Singapura", which means "lion city" in Sanskrit. And fishtail is because Singapore is an island, and everything about it is closely related to the sea. Fish represents the past of the country. In the past, Singapore was just a fishing village and a sea town. The lion has a double meaning. It represents the original name of Singapore, which means lion city. It also symbolizes Singapore's strength in today's global economy.

4. Singapore's Merlion logo was designed by Fraser Brunne, then director of vankleef aquarium in 1964. Two years later, it was adopted as a logo by Singapore Tourism Bureau, becoming a registered trademark and a representative brand of Singapore, just like the Paris tower in France and the statue of liberty in the United States. With Singapore Merlion logo procts, that is from Singapore brand, high credibility, internationally recognized.

5. Merlion

this is Merlion Park in the center of the city, the most beautiful one, the second largest

there are also 4 Merlion in Singapore, 5 in total!

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There are seven Merlion parks in Singapore, big and small, but only two of them are created by Lin Lang. The other five are in the headquarters of the Tourism Bureau, Sentosa, huashan and hongmaoqiao

Merlion is a kind of fictional animal with fish body and lion head. It was designed in 1964 by Mr. Fraser Brunner, then director of the van kleef aquarium. Two years later, it was adopted by the Singapore Tourism Board as a symbol, and has been used until 1997

During this period, Merlion has become the representative of Singapore. Merlion statue is located in the city of Singapore River, is the symbol of Singapore. The statue is 8.6 meters high and weighs 70 tons. The lion spouts a stream of water from its mouth. It was completed by the sculptor, Mr. Lin Langxin, and his two children in May 1972

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Singapore nickname: Lion City

the national emblem of Singapore is composed of the shield emblem, lion, tiger and other patterns. The red shield is inlaid with white crescent and five pointed stars, which means the same as the national flag

on the left side of the red shield is a lion, which is the symbol of Singapore, which means "lion city" in Malay; On the right is a tiger, symbolizing the historical link between Singapore and Malaysia. Under the red shield are golden palm branches and leaves, and the blue ribbon on the bottom reads "go ahead, Singapore!" in Malay

Singapore "singapora & quot; It is the homonym of Sanskrit "lion city". Early residents like to use Sanskrit as a place name. The lion is brave and vigorous, so it is natural to take it as a place name

in the past, Singapore has always used "Xin Jia Po" as its common Chinese name in the early days of independence. Due to the influence of the dialect habits brought by the local overseas Chinese, many derived names appeared in the early stage, such as "Xila", "shilat", "lakbu" and so on, as well as "Xingzhou" and "Xing" because of their small size. And the outside world also generally uses "star country" and "lion city" to describe Singapore

7. The lion's head symbolizes courage, strength and excellence, as well as being in danger in the face of challenges. The red lion head with a white background is the same color as the national flag of Singapore. The lion's mane is divided into five parts, representing the five ideals of the country: democracy, peace, progress, justice and equality. It also has the same meaning as the five five pointed stars on the national flag of Singapore. The firm character of the lion symbolizes that the country wholeheartedly accepts challenges and overcomes all difficulties

according to the Malaysian literature Sejarah Melayu, in the 13th century, the prince from Palembang drifted to an island e to a shipwreck. On the island, the prince saw an animal believed to be a lion, so he named the island "singapora" (Sanskrit for lion city), which is the origin of the name of Singapore< In 1986, the national flag and national emblem were forbidden to be used for non-governmental and commercial purposes. As Singapore is also known as the lion city, the lion head logo was adopted as an alternative national logo in the same year

since July 1, 1987, the lion head logo has appeared on Singapore stamps.

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None of them. Merlion is a legendary species, which does not exist in reality

Merlion is not an actual animal, but a fictional animal with a fish body and a lion's head. It is designed by Lin Langxin, a Singaporean Chinese, as a tourist logo. It is a famous water spray sculpture in the center of Singapore. It is a city landmark of Singapore and has been used since 1997

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according to the written records, Singapore's ancient name Temasek, which means Haicheng, is a fishing village by the sea. A prince from the kingdom of sanfoqi once met a lion here, so he renamed it Singapore, which means lion city

the shape of Merlion sculpture implies the history of lion city from fishing village. However, in Singapore, there is a more romantic folk legend that a lion and a fish fall in love. Due to the differences in their living environment, they can only look at each other across the water and enjoy the happiness of love

in the long-term affectionate gaze, they finally kiss each other regardless of everything, the lion's beard plunges into the fish scale, and the head and body of the two merge into one, forming a magical animal Merlion. Sculpture is just a portrait of Merlion, an art of love

source of reference: Network Merlion