The meaning of wind chimes

1, wind chimes can represent greetings. Wind chimes are used to give to friends. When the wind blows, wind chimes will ring with the wind, and the crisp sound represents sincere greetings to friends.

2, wind chimes represent homesickness, wind chimes can be given as gifts to relatives, watching wind chimes miss their loved ones.

Wind chimes can also be given to relatives to express their thoughts about their loved ones.

Wind chime allusions

Tang Dynasty's "The Legacy of Kaiyuan Tianbao" records that there are pieces of broken jade hanging in the bamboo forest of Qigong Palace. Every night, when the broken jade collides with each other, it is known that there is wind, and it is known that there are many Zhan Feng. It is understood that ancient people in China hung broken stones together, and when the wind blew, jade jingled. This is the so-called Zhan Feng Duo to understand the purpose of the wind. Presumably, Zhan Fengduo should be the earliest origin of wind chimes.

The use of wind chimes

1. In the Tang Dynasty, wind chimes were hung somewhere, and when there were enemy troops or special circumstances at night, warning messages were sent to their own side through the sound of wind chimes.

2. Wind chimes are used in buildings. Wind chimes are used in the geomantic survey of buildings, which is to use the charm of wind chimes to change the magnetic field in the surrounding space, thus attracting good luck. So people in China think that hanging wind chimes depends on the direction.

Wind chimes are used in Buddhism. There are three meanings in Buddhism: shock, joy and narration, which are common in the eaves and corners of musical instruments and pagoda temples.