What does it mean when the sun and moon hang in the palm of your hand and time is about to flow back?

There is a typo, it should be "The sun and moon spin in the palm of my hand, and time goes back", which is a description of playing with walnuts

The origin of playing with walnuts

What is the meaning of two flowers blooming? Each table has one, let’s talk about this article about playing with walnuts. The Chinese call everything culture, and playing is also a kind of culture. Walnuts also have walnut culture. The historical origin of playing with walnuts is related to the Han Dynasty. It became popular in the Tang Dynasty and was popularized by Emperor Tianqi of the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Youxiao not only keeps walnuts in his hands, but also carves them himself. There is also an unofficial history circulating among the people: "Playing with walnuts and forgetting state affairs, Zhu Youxiao took charge of the case". The Qing Dynasty reached its heyday. As long as we talk about "playing" the Qing Dynasty must be in its heyday. Why do we say this? After the Qing Dynasty entered the customs, the bannermen had hard-core crops. They spent all day eating, drinking and having fun, and they understood all the "play". Therefore, the heyday must be the Qing Dynasty. Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty was not only a walnut lover but also a great connoisseur of walnuts. He even wrote a poem to praise playing with walnuts: "The sun and moon spin in the palm of my hand, and time seems to flow back. Qi and blood are surging all over my body. When is my bald head?" Gengshi was very popular in the late Qing Dynasty, as evidenced by a folk song at that time: "If you keep walnuts in your hand, you can live eighty-nine. If you surpass Emperor Qianlong, the King of Hell will not let you go"! The trend of playing with walnuts in the palace is even worse. Whoever has a pair of good walnuts has become a symbol of status and taste at that time. Whenever the emperor celebrates his birthday, ministers will offer top-quality walnuts to the emperor as a birthday gift. Today, the Palace Museum in Beijing still has more than a dozen pairs of walnuts, all placed in small rosewood boxes. There are also words written on Huang Lingzi inside: "So-and-so Baylor Gongjin" and "So-and-so Prince Gongjin". The last emperor Aixinjueluo and Puyi also mentioned Wenwan walnuts in the book "My First Half of Life". He said in the book: "In the warehouse behind the Yangxin Hall, I also found many interesting treasures. It is said that this is Qianlong's plaything." He also wrote: "The treasure box is made of rosewood, and one of the compartments contains several pairs of brown-red walnuts and a walnut carved with stories about ancient characters." There is a jingle that goes well: "Baylor has three treasures in his hand, and the bird in the walnut cage is the bird in the walnut cage!" It can be seen that the custom of playing with walnuts was very popular among the banner people at that time. Later, ordinary people rushed to imitate it, and then it began to gradually decline. In recent years, it has sprung up and revived. In the past two years, most elderly people played with walnuts, with the clear purpose of relaxing their muscles and activating blood circulation. There has been a sudden change in the past two years. The people who like walnuts have become young people, and the number is increasing, but the purpose is different. It is not to relax the muscles and activate blood circulation, but for some to increase the value of walnuts and make money, and for some to make money. collect. In this way, walnuts that could be bought for tens or hundreds of yuan in the past were sold to thousands or even tens of thousands of yuan, once again proving the saying "when everyone adds firewood, the flames rise". A new generation of "Children of the Eight Banners" was born again. In fact, what we generally call Wenwan walnuts can be roughly divided into three types: iron walnuts, catalpa seeds and hemp walnuts.

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