What does the word pattern mean?

1, one of the ancient traditional patterns in China. Wan Ziwen is a "swastika" pattern, which is written counterclockwise as "swastika". The "swastika" is an ancient spell, used as a talisman or religious symbol, and is usually regarded as a symbol of the sun or fire.

In Sanskrit, "Wanzi" means "auspicious place". Buddhism believes that it is an auspicious image on Sakyamuni's chest, which means auspiciousness, happiness and longevity. Wu Zetian lived in the Tang Dynasty for two years (693) and pronounced "Wan" in Chinese characters. With the four ends of "Wan Zi" extending outward, it can also evolve into various brocade patterns. This chain pattern is often used to express endless happiness, also called "longevity brocade".