What is the symbolic significance of chopsticks in China culture?

1, chopsticks homophonic "fast". It means "be happy, be happy all your life".

2. Traditional China chopsticks are round from top to bottom. Moral: the sky is round and the place is constant.

3. Chopsticks embody the idea of "harmony between man and nature" advocated by China culture, and pay attention to imitating nature.

Send chopsticks to the newlyweds. Moral: in pairs, you are one, and you will have a baby soon.

Send chopsticks to people who move to a new home. Moral: get rich quickly and move happily.

Send chopsticks to your partner. Moral: cooperation is sincere cooperation without seeking success.

Send chopsticks to good friends. Moral: two trees make a forest, share weal and woe, be men, live in harmony and care about each other's lives.

Give the child chopsticks. Moral: Express the expectation of "growing up quickly".

Send chopsticks to the elderly. Moral: long life, happiness and health, long life.

Dragon and phoenix patterns. Moral: Send the newlyweds to express the preciousness and permanence of marriage.

Mejulanju. Moral: Represent the integrity and gentlemanly demeanor of the Chinese nation.

Lion pattern. Moral: All the best, ward off evil spirits.

Eight immortals crossing the sea. Moral: auspiciousness, wisdom, achievement, merit.

Shell pattern. Moral: consolidating wealth is conducive to wealth and career.

Fish pattern. Moral: Good progress and bright future; One more year, one more fortune; Happy from now on, lucky enough.

Five blessings. Moral: happiness, luck, longevity, happiness and wealth.

Magpie pattern. Moral: Magpie is on the plum tree, beaming and overjoyed.