What does it mean to cross Lu?

The cross is a traditional pattern with profound historical and cultural connotations. It combines the cross and herringbone to form a unique pattern. In the traditional culture of China, the cross represents the image of heaven and earth, while the herringbone represents the meaning of human nature. The combination of the two means that man and heaven are integrated into one, forming a harmonious whole. Therefore, the crucifix is often used as a traditional pattern in China, which is used in textiles, ceramics and other articles.

Crossroads are used in many countries, such as Southeast Asia, except China. For example, in the Philippines, Cross Lu is called "Bana Tibetan" and is often used to make national costumes and handicrafts. In Indonesia, the intersection is called "Gumlina" and it is also a part of local traditional culture. It can be said that the crossroads is a cross-border cultural symbol.

Now, with the development of globalization, more and more people begin to pay attention to the protection and inheritance of traditional culture. Lu Heng is one of them. It not only represents the colorful traditional culture, but also expresses the relationship between man and nature, man and society, and man and the universe. Therefore, we should cherish this cultural heritage more, pass it on and give it new meaning and value.