Fu words are lovely.

Fu's handwriting is lovely, and it goes like this:

In China cultural circle, the most meaningful and popular Chinese character is Fu!

The word "Fu" appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions of Shang Dynasty more than 3,000 years ago. It is a knowing word, which looks like two hands holding a jar on the sacrificial table. So, what is the original meaning of the word operator? Worship God with wine and pray for all the best (verb). Xu Shen's Shuo Wen Jie Zi in the Eastern Han Dynasty explained: "Fu, you are also."

Later, "Fu" derived the meaning of a noun, as opposed to "disaster". Han Feizi: "Long life is a blessing."

And the concept of "Five Blessingg". The history books say: "One is longevity, the other is wealth, the third is corning, the fourth is virtue, and the fifth is final life." Namely, longevity, wealth, health, virtue and a good death.

The word "Fu" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions is basically related to sacrifice and prayer. On the inscriptions of Shang and Zhou bronzes such as Qi Houzhong, Guo Jiangdun and Taishi Yaodou, the word "fu" appeared in various writing forms.

With the development of calligraphy styles such as Wen Shu, Xiao Zhuan, Li Shu, cursive script, regular script and running script, Master's calligraphy has become more and more abundant, which can be merged into hundreds of symbols.

In the 12th year of Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty (1673), Emperor Kangxi prayed for his grandmother sourdrang queen, and the word "Fu" was written by Yu Bi, which was called "? The first blessing in the world. "

This "Kangxi Imperial Blessing" is different from the common folk blessing characters, full and square, slender in shape and vigorous in brushwork. It is called "slender blessing", that is, the blessing of longevity.

"Kangxi Imperial Mansion" is a combination of many Chinese characters, which means beauty. On the left, it looks like Zi and Cai; on the right, it looks like Shou of Wang Xizhi; on the upper right corner, it looks like Duo; below it is Tian.

The whole word "Fu" contains the meaning of "many children, many talents, many professions, long life and many blessings", and is stamped with the seal of "the treasure of Emperor Kangxi's imperial pen", so it has become the only word "Fu" in China that cannot be hung upside down.