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It is a long-standing custom of the Chinese nation to send blessings and paste the word "blessing" in the Spring Festival. During the Spring Festival, every household will put the word "Fu" on doors, walls, doors and windows. The word "fu" is usually interpreted as "happiness" now, but in ancient times it mostly referred to "auspiciousness" and "good fortune". In the Spring Festival, putting the word "Fu" on the wall can pin people's expectations for a better life.

Whether in the past or now, people's pursuit of a happy life has never changed. In order to better express their wishes for a better life in the future, people simply put the word "Fu" upside down to show that "Fu has arrived at my home" and "Fu has arrived".

Near the Spring Festival, Master Shen Yan was not idle, running around for days, writing the word "Fu" for people. It's not hard to find that all the blessings written by Master Yancan have inscriptions, so do you want to paste them backwards?

The word "Fu" on the gate must be posted!

According to traditional folk customs, not all the words "fu" need to be pasted backwards, especially the word "fu" at the main entrance. The word "fu" on the main entrance has always been pasted, symbolizing the meaning of "welcoming the blessing" and "accepting the blessing", and the main entrance is the first facade for families to enter and leave, which needs to be solemn, so the word "fu" pasted on the main entrance must be dignified and solemn, so it needs to be pasted.

Feng Jicai, a famous writer, said, "Turn the word' Fu' on the gate upside down as it is now. Will be top-heavy, disrespectful and ridiculous; It violates the spirit of China's "door culture" and "year culture". Wouldn't it be rude to post your own folk culture casually as fun?

Therefore, the word "fu" on the door needs to be pasted directly, and the word "fu" on the door, window and cabinet wall can be pasted backwards. Therefore, the word "Fu" written by Master Yancan can be posted on the gate, symbolizing the meaning of "welcoming Fu".