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Anonymous users2024-02-16The calligraphy stone carving of "China Fu" on the Badaling Great Wall is derived from the inheritance of the royal writing culture of Xinjueluo, the first blessing of Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty, and is known as the auspicious embodiment of the first blessing in the world; "China Fu" stands permanently on the Great Wall, forming an auspicious symbol of Fu culture that combines the spirit of the Chinese nation with traditional Chinese culture.
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Anonymous users2024-02-15Peace and security is the greatest blessing, and it is also one of the connotations of Chinese Fu culture!
Fu culture master Guan Tong master wrote peace and blessing!
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Anonymous users2024-02-141. Fu culture (also known as Chinese Fu culture or Chinese Fu culture) is a folk culture derived from China. With the changes and development of China's thousands of years of history and civilization, it has now penetrated into the bits and pieces of people's lives, and what she reflects is the life concept and values of our entire Chinese nation.
2. Fu culture has a long history, coexists with the Chinese nation, synchronizes with the development of the Chinese nation, and is the genetic culture of the Chinese nation.
3. Fu culture is the spiritual sustenance of hundreds of millions of Chinese people, recognized and respected by every Chinese son, and is the most powerful cultural bond that maintains the brotherhood between all ethnic groups, unites all strata, and promotes the continuous development of the Chinese nation.
4. Fu culture is endless, the connotation is constantly enriched and expanded, and it has fully penetrated into all aspects of people's production, life, thought, etc., beyond the categories of ethnicity, religion, society, region, time and space, etc., which can be described as all-encompassing.
5. Fu culture is the mainstream core culture of the nation with the farthest and most extensive influence on the Chinese nation, the pearl of national culture, the root of national culture and the precious intangible cultural heritage of the world.
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Anonymous users2024-02-13In the past, it meant "faith in blessing", "good fortune", and "good fortune", but now people understand happiness as "happiness". Both now and in the past, the Chinese people have a common wish, that is, to hope for the arrival of good fortune. The word "Fu" embodies people's yearning for a happy life and wishes for a better future.
"Fu" is the first of the six auspicious "blessings, lu, longevity, happiness, wealth, and auspiciousness", and "seeking blessings, receiving blessings, cherishing blessings, and blessings" is a summary and representative of various cultural phenomena. "Fu" is divided into "Five Blessings", "Shangshu Hongfan": "Five Blessings:
One is longevity, the second is wealth, the third is Kangning, the fourth is good virtue, and the fifth is life. "The form and content of Fu are concretized, and the meaning of Fu in Chinese culture is not material satisfaction, but mainly spiritual satisfaction and the pursuit of a better life. "Blessing" will become an eternal theme in human history!
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