The moral of umbrella

The meaning of the umbrella is to cover the sky and stand tall, symbolizing unity and strength, and it also means that five sons are about to graduate and make progress step by step. In ancient China, umbrellas were called "chopsticks". In the post-Wei period, umbrellas were used in official ceremonies, and people called them "Luo umbrellas". The size and color of umbrellas vary according to the size of official ranks. The emperor used a yellow umbrella when traveling, which means "protecting the people".

The meaning of the umbrella is to cover the sky and stand tall, symbolizing unity and strength, and it also means that five sons are about to graduate and make progress step by step. In ancient China, umbrellas were called "chopsticks". In the post-Wei period, umbrellas were used in official ceremonies, and people called them "Luo umbrellas". The size and color of umbrellas vary according to the size of official ranks. The emperor used a yellow umbrella when traveling, which means "protecting the people".