What does the word Fu mean in folk paper-cut patterns?

All goes well, all goes well, as opposed to "disaster".

With the pictographic word "Fu" as the main body, next to the word "Shi" in the word "Fu" is a bird that falls on a tree, symbolizing auspiciousness, and the tree symbolizes the root and eternity of life; The right side of the word "Fu" is designed as the traditional image of "A Fu" in China, symbolizing the prayers and wishes for happiness.

The picture of the word "Fu" cut by Yuan, a Sichuan folk paper-cut artist, is exquisite: the whole word "Fu" is hollow and round, with six butterflies flying around the middle word on the outer layer and six bats hanging upside down outside the butterfly. Butterflies and bats have the homonym of "Fu". The bat in the left and right corners of the word "Fu" means "Blessed everywhere"; Some people make patterns on the word "Fu" and use auspicious patterns, such as deer head, longevity head or peach.