The significance of sending cups

Cup, homophonic is "life". In addition to being very practical, cups have more special significance! The following is what I arranged for you for your reference!

Cup, homophonic is "life". In addition to being very practical, cups have more special significance! The following is what I arranged for you for your reference!

Send a cup between lovers: "cup" and "generation" are homophonic, meaning: two people, for life ~! I would like to share a cup with you and join hands for life.

If a girl or a boy wants to send a cup, if the relationship between them has not been established, then there is a trace of love and pursuit. If the relationship has been established, it is a good wish between lovers. I will send you a cup of deep love to accompany you for life. The toast can be: 1. Give you a drink, accompany you for a lifetime. This life is destined to be with you, let me meet you in the vast sea of people. Love is not just talking, but doing it with your heart. I would like to have a drink with you and hold hands for life. ...

Sending cups between teachers and students: "Cup" is homophonic with "generation", and sending people older than yourself can better show respect for teachers and has far-reaching implications. Congratulations: 1. Dear teacher, I would like to be the water in that cup and moisten your throat forever. I wish you a happy Teacher's Day! 2. Let the sunshine send beautiful expectations, let the breeze send our deep blessings, let the white clouds and blue sky adorn your life forever, and wish you a happy life! I wish you a happy Teacher's Day! 3. Cultivate peaches and plums painstakingly and help the pillars diligently. Your glass of water is so affectionate that we will never forget it! Dear teacher, happy holidays! 4. Teaching is like spring breeze, teachers are like the sea, peaches and plums are all over the world, and spring is everywhere! Dear teacher, we are your lifelong students! May the holidays fill your heart with happiness! 5. The mountain does not move, the water always flows, and the glass of water is unforgettable! Teacher, you have worked hard! 6. You are a charcoal fire in winter, a shade umbrella in hot summer, a stepping stone in turbulent flow, and a guiding light in foggy sea-teacher, you set an example, educate people well, and be a ladder, which is unforgettable! Every mouth is a cup, everyone praises it!

Send cups to classmates, friends, relatives and customers: besides being very practical, cups have more special significance. A glass of water shows your deep friendship with each other! If you receive a "friend" cup, it means that people regard you as a lifelong friend; Congratulations: 1. Pick up the cup and walk through life with * * *! I sincerely hope that these cups will never be separated in this life! Send a friend a wedding present ... 2. Money is rolling, happiness is abundant, and you feel sunny every day, carefree like a baby. In short, you are the happiest on your birthday. I wish you a toast. You will be like this for the rest of your life! 3. All mouths are cups, so take care of them! I wish you a happy life and all the best! 4. Time is like the sea and friendship is like a song; A glass of water is deep, and friendship lasts forever! Friendship 5. The cup represents a lifetime. I wish you a happy life.

Give a friend a wedding present .. I sincerely hope that this pair of cups will never be separated in this life! It is also a good wish to send a cup as a wedding gift.

The origin of cups

Primitive celadon cups appeared from the Warring States to the Han Dynasty, among which the oval cups with shallow bellies and flat ears along the long sides in the Han Dynasty were the most representative. The cups in the Sui Dynasty were mostly small green glazed straight-mouth cakes. The most distinctive are the tri-colored pottery cups and patterned pottery cups in the Tang Dynasty. At that time, it was still popular to match a set of drinking utensils with several small cups. In the Song and Yuan Dynasties, cups were mostly straight-mouthed, shallow-bellied, round or high-legged, and the high bottom was trumpet-shaped. Song cups are mostly won by glaze color, such as Longquan kiln and Guan, Ge, Ru kiln and Jun kiln. Among them, the black color decoration under the glaze of Cizhou kiln is quite distinct. The fetal bone of Yuanbei cup is thicker, and small flowers and plants are often printed on the inside of the cup. The Ming and Qing dynasties were the most exquisite times for making cups, with light and thin tires, warm glaze, gorgeous colors and various types. In the Ming Dynasty, there were famous Yongle Handcup, Chenghua Doucai Gao Zubei and Jigang Cup. Gao Zubei is more common in the middle and early period. The cups in Qing dynasty were mostly straight-mouthed, with or without handles in the deep belly, covered or uncovered. Decorative techniques are varied, including blue and white, multicolor, pastel and various monochromatic glazes.

Porcelain lamp, tea drinking utensil. The basic type of utensils is open-footed, with inclined straight walls, which are generally smaller than rice bowls and larger than wine glasses. According to archaeological or documentary evidence, porcelain cups were made in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and the objects we saw were straight-mouthed, straight-bellied, pancake-shaped, flat-bottomed, glazed and finely sliced. Tea drinking became popular in the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Tea lanterns in the Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties were the most famous in Yueyao in the south and Yao Xing in the north. The teacup in Tang Dynasty is also called "Ou". In Lu Yu's Tea Classic, he said: "Ou Yue's state, the lips do not curl, and the bottom curls shallow, only half a liter", which shows the general shape of the Yue Yao lantern. Yue kiln lamps are often equipped with lamp holders, which are often designed as lotus leaves with lotus petals on them, which are quite exquisite and moving. It is natural that Yue kiln lamp is called top grade by Lu Yu because of its fine tire quality, uniform glaze layer and bluish green glaze color. Xing kiln lamp is famous for its "white as snow" and "universal", which shows its popularity. The common types of teacups in the north and south of Tang Dynasty are open, inclined straight abdominal wall and jade foot.