Fu is the oldest, most auspicious and most popular Chinese character in China. Five thousand years of Chinese civilization, there is a word throughout, and that is the word "fu". Guan Tong, a contemporary scholar of Fu culture, pointed out that a word "Fu" entrusted people with their yearning for a happy life and a bright future; It is also the ultimate pursuit of a complete and harmonious life.
The word "Fu" is pronounced as "Fu", which mainly means blessing and happiness. During the Chinese New Year, every household will paste the word "Fu" in different sizes on walls, doors and other places, which is a traditional custom of the Chinese New Year. The poem containing the word "Fu" is: "It is not necessarily a blessing to advise you not to sigh and hate." This poem is from Du Fu's two poems for friends.
Sticking the word "Fu" during the Spring Festival is a long-standing folk custom in China. The word "Fu" symbolizes good luck and wishes for a happy life and a bright future. In order to fully reflect this yearning and wish, some people simply paste the word "Fu" upside down, indicating that "happiness has arrived".
Interpretation of the blessing word:
1, everything is smooth and lucky, as opposed to "disaster": blessing; Enjoy happiness; Gospel; Good luck; Dominate (originally refers to the ruler who specializes in rewards and punishments and monopolizes power. After describing abuse of power, bullying).
2. The salute posture of old women: hail.
3. Wine and meat offering sacrifices to gods: blessed food; Fujiu; A blessing.
4. Baoyou: "A small letter is not a blessing, but a blessing." Yin Fu; Fu You.
5. Last name.
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