Why do you pray? Mr. Linders tells you something!

For thousands of years, the culture of praying for blessings has been passed down from generation to generation, and happiness, wealth, longevity, jubilation and wealth also constitute the five-character mantra of the Chinese nation. The ancients depended on the sky for food, so they paid special attention to blessing. Only when the weather is good can the crops be harvested and survive. As a result, blessing gradually developed into a complete symbol system. The emperor prayed to heaven for eternal happiness; People pray for family happiness, prosperity and longevity.

The mascot of China Fu is a bat. It looks like a mouse, but it is not a mouse. It has wings and can fly, but it does not belong to birds. It's a mammalian Chiroptera. Legend has it that bats live a long life. Ge Hong in the Eastern Jin Dynasty said in Bao Puzi: "The chitose bat is as white as snow, its set is upside down, and its brain is heavy." Bats that have lived for a thousand years are all white and top-heavy, so that they hang upside down. This may be the earliest meaning of "fu", similar to the custom of putting the word "fu" upside down on the door during the Spring Festival. In China's New Year pictures, bats are often beautified or deformed. I believe this cute little animal can bring blessings to people. The most common is the shape of five bats, symbolizing five blessings.

China's blessing culture is a high-grade historical and humanistic element left by our ancestors. The ancients thought that blessings are everywhere, and the key depends on how you ask for them. A person's wealth and poverty are not predestined, but acquired behavior. Lian Bi's maxim said, "The poor will become stingy. The meaner they are, the shallower they will be. The rich will be generous, and generosity will benefit them. " The more stingy people are, the shallower the blessings are, while those who have deep blessings are bound to be generous and tolerant, so the blessings are getting deeper and deeper. As the saying goes, it is better to burn incense for pleasure than to accumulate virtue for goodness. It is a blessing to plant and sow blessings, and to facilitate others and themselves.

Blessing is auspicious, peace is blessed, harmony is blessed, health is blessed, longevity is blessed, abundance is blessed, family harmony is blessed, children and grandchildren are blessed, and living and working in peace and contentment is blessed. Blessing is a picture of family reunion, a dragon gate for the cause to take off, a landscape for the Chinese nation to walk, and a note of China's prosperity.