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Chinese classic traditional folk tales: "The Story of Sticking Fu Characters".
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"The current interpretation of the word Fuyin Fuku is:"Happiness", while in the past it was referred to"Blessings"、"Good luck"。
Spring Festival sticker"Blessed"Words, whether it is now or in the past, are entrusted with people's yearning for a happy life and are also wishes for a better future. Every Spring Festival, every household has to put large and small stickers on the door, wall, and lintel"Blessed"Word. Spring Festival sticker"Blessed"Characters are a long-standing folk custom.
Legend has it that the folk style of sticking "Fu" began when Jiang Taigong was a god. The gods from all walks of life were properly distributed, and Mrs. Jiang's wife, Ma, also came to ask for the gods. Jiang Taigong was helpless, so he named her a "poor god" and stipulated that she could not go to any place with the word "Fu" pasted.
As a result, the common people posted "blessings" and set off firecrackers to drive away this unpopular "poor god".
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It was during the Qing Dynasty, Cixi proclaimed herself "Lafayette", and the servants and maids under her could be said to be sloppy. It is said that the title of "Lafayette" is because Cixi is particularly spiritual in praying for rain, and the minions below cry out for the joy of winning Cixi. It is said that one year the weather was dry and there was no rain for a long time, and Cixi was idle and in a hurry, so she thought about "begging for rain".
So the people below followed her to "beg for rain", and begged for more than half a month, and Cixi "begged for rain" again on this day, just in time for the rain on this day, and the slave maid Gege slapped Cixi's sycophants for a good time. Some say that you are a true god, some say that you are a god, and some say that you are really Chrysostom, and then a Gege says that you are really "Lafayette".
Cixi was very happy to hear this title, and said, "I love to hear what you say." Since then, everyone below has called Cixi "Lafayette", Cixi is suspicious by nature, and everyone below is afraid of her, for fear of making her unhappy and losing her life.
One year, when the Spring Festival was approaching, Cixi took a pen to write Spring Festival couplets, and was happy to reward her writing to a servant below and let him paste it. On this day, Cixi had a whim, and wanted to see the Spring Festival couplets posted by the people below. This made the minions who were rewarded by Cixi with Spring Festival couplets tremble, knowing that most of the eunuchs in the feudal society did not know how to read, and if there was something wrong, they would definitely lose their heads.
No one dared to oppose what Cixi decided, so let it be left to fate. It can be said that she will come to what she is afraid of, Cixi came to the small courtyard where the Spring Festival couplets were pasted, and when she walked in, she saw the big word "Fu" written by herself on the wall. After seeing it, he was furious, it turned out that the word "Fu" was reversed, and some of the female eunuchs who followed were also frightened and didn't know what to say.
Cixi was just about to punish the crime, when a Gege walked up to Cixi and said: "Lafayette", you see that the "blessing" has come (fallen). The people below came back to their senses at this time and shouted one after another: Blessing has arrived! Blessings have arrived! Blessings have arrived!
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Folklore stories, the origin of the word "Fu", the story of Zhu Yuanzhang and Queen Ma of the Ming Dynasty.
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The reason for sticking the word Fu:
Blessed"The word is now interpreted as:"Happiness", while in the past it was referred to"Blessings"、"Good luck"。Spring Festival sticker"Blessed"Words, whether present or past, have placed people's yearning for a happy life and are also wishes for a better future. In order to more fully embody this yearning and wishes, the Han people simply will"Blessed"The word is pasted upside down and indicated"Happiness has arrived""The blessings have arrived".
Historical origin: "Fu" is one of the oldest texts, about 3,000 years old. The word "Fu" in the oracle bone inscription is the shape of the wine vessel in front of the gods, because the ancients used wine to symbolize affluence.
Today's blessing word is shown by the show
1. Composition of the mouth and the field: show, referring to the gods; field, which refers to ploughing land and hunting; One word, according to the "Shuo Wen" explained: "One, only the beginning of the beginning, the Tao stands in one, creates heaven and earth, and turns into all things"; Oral words, "Shuowen" says:
mouth, people so words and food also. In this blessed word, the common people pray for land to meet their needs for food and clothing.
Paste the word blessing in front of the door, and the text records the "Dream Lianglu" of Wu Zimu in the Song Dynasty: "Regardless of the size of the family, the Shishu family is sprinkled and swept the door, to remove the dust, to clean the courtyard household, to change the door god, to hang the bell Kui, nail the peach charm, paste the spring card, and sacrifice the ancestors." "Paste the spring card" is to write the word blessing on the red paper and paste it in front of the gate.
It can be seen from this that the custom of sticking the word Fu has started at least since the Southern Song Dynasty, and the history can be described as long.
In the late autumn of the previous year, I saw the blessing character written by Kangxi in the garden of Prince Gong's mansion. In 1673 AD, Kangxi wrote the famous "Blessing of Longevity" for his grandmother, the Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang, and wrote the famous "Blessing of Longevity". If you taste this blessing word carefully, you will find that it contains several Chinese characters implied in "many sons, many talents, cave wealth, snow, many fields, many longevity, and many blessings", the glyph is narrow and narrow, and the Han folk call it "long and thin", which is the blessing of the unity of the "five blessings" and the blessing of longevity that are rare throughout the ages.
Kangxi loved calligraphy all his life, and although his calligraphy was excellent, he did not inscribe everywhere like his grandson Qianlong. Therefore, the Kangxi imperial pen inscription is the least circulated. It is said that there are only three words left in Kangxi's life, one is "Wuwei" and the other is "Fu".
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Legend has it that in ancient times, our ancestors were threatened by one of the most ferocious beasts. This beast screams"years"In winter, when there is a shortage of food in the mountains, it will break into the village and hunt people and livestock, and the people will be in fear all day. people"years"After many years of struggle, people found that they were afraid of three things, red color, fire, and sound.
So in the winter, people hung red mahogany boards on their doors, lit fires at the door, and stayed up all night, knocking and knocking. That night,"years"When I broke into the village, I saw the red and the fire in my house, and when I heard the sound of the earth-shattering, I was so frightened that I ran back to the mountains and never dared to come out again. As the night passed, people congratulated each other, put up lanterns, drank and feasted, and celebrated the victory.
In order to commemorate this victory, every winter time in the future, every household will paste red paper couplets on the door, electric lanterns, gongs and drums, and set off firecrackers and fireworks; At night, an all-night vigil; The next day, they congratulated each other early in the morning. In this way, it is passed down from generation to generation, and it becomes"Chinese New Year"。
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A 100-word story about sticking the word "Fu" and the word "Fu", I hope you can adopt the word "Fu" and upside down.
In the folk, people also like to paste various paper-cuts on the windows - window flowers. Window grilles not only set off the festive atmosphere, but also integrate decoration, appreciation and practicality. Paper-cutting is a very popular folk art in our country, and it has been loved by people for thousands of years, because it is mostly pasted on the window, so it is also called "window flower".
With its unique generalization and exaggeration, the window flowers vividly express the auspicious mascots and good wishes, and decorate the festival with prosperity and magnificence.
At the same time as pasting the Spring Festival couplets, some people want to paste the word "Fu" on the door, wall and lintel. Sticking the word "Fu" during the Spring Festival is a long-standing folk custom in China. The word "Fu" refers to good fortune and good fortune, which entrusts people's yearning for a happy life and wishes for a better future.
In order to more fully reflect this yearning and wishes, some people simply paste the word "blessing" upside down, indicating that "happiness has arrived" and "blessing has arrived". Folk also have the word "Fu" delicately made into a variety of patterns, the patterns have birthday star, longevity peach, carp jumping dragon gate, five grains harvest, dragon and phoenix Chengxiang and so on.
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The historical origin of the Chinese nation's Spring Festival sticker blessing word.
Legend has it that the folk style of sticking "Fu" began when Jiang Taigong was a god. The gods from all walks of life were properly distributed, and Mrs. Jiang's wife, Ma, also came to ask for the gods. Jiang Taigong had no choice but to make her a poor god, and stipulated that she could not go to any place where the word Fujing Yuanyu was pasted.
As a result, the common people posted "blessings" and set off firecrackers to drive away this unpopular "poor god".
The legend of the word Fu
There is also a legend that the word Fu is pasted upside down in the Han folk. Zhu Yuanzhang, the Taizu of the Ming Dynasty, used the word Fu as a secret mark to prepare for murder.
In order to eliminate this disaster, the kind-hearted Queen Ma ordered all the families in the city to paste a blessing on their doors before dawn. Naturally, no one dared to disobey Queen Ma's will, so the word blessing was posted on the door of every house. There was a family in the rift that was illiterate, and they actually pasted the word Fu down.
The next day, the emperor sent people to check on the street and found that every house had pasted the word Fu, and another family had pasted the word Fu upside down. The emperor was furious when he heard the report, and immediately ordered the Imperial Guards to behead the house.
Queen Ma saw that things were not good, and hurriedly said to Zhu Yuanzhang, that family knew that you were visiting today, and deliberately pasted the word blessing down, isn't this the meaning of blessing, as soon as the emperor heard that it made sense, he ordered the release of people, and a catastrophe was finally eliminated. Since then, people have pasted the word blessing upside down to highlight the paragraph, one is to seek good luck, and the other is to commemorate Queen Ma.
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