What is the moral of China's fable bat?

Bat is a symbol of happiness and beauty, and happiness, luck and longevity are the first. Bat pattern is an extremely special pattern in the history of China pattern, which is regarded as the embodiment of hope, happiness and beauty. China's traditional auspicious patterns have been common on tiles, bronze mirrors and tapestries since the Qin and Han Dynasties, although there are many words like "blessing, longevity, health and peace".

However, the phenomenon of taking bats as mascots did not appear until the Song and Yuan Dynasties, and did not appear among the people until the Ming Dynasty. Until the Qing Dynasty, there were more and more official bat figures, which even became the background of the emperor's robes and combined with Wan Ziwen to symbolize longevity.

The meaning of bat pattern

Bat pattern is a bat pattern, which was commonly used in ancient China. Bat patterns are painted on silk brocade and boxes. And many women in weddings, birthdays and other festive occasions, the velvet flowers on their heads are also bat-shaped.

In China's traditional decorative arts, the image of bats is regarded as a symbol of good luck, and the arrival of bats is called "blessing", which means that happiness will fall from the sky like bats. A bat flies in front of us, representing "happiness is just around the corner". The pattern composed of bats and horses means "instant happiness", and the red bat pattern is called "Hongfu Qitian".