What does the mahogany in the coffin mean?

Peach is an important symbol in China traditional culture, and it is regarded as an artifact to ward off evil spirits. The coffin derived from peach is regarded as the highest level of sacrifice. This mysterious symbol is widely circulated in the history and culture of China, and is deeply believed and respected by the people. In ancient China literature, peach wood was also used to describe some lofty ideological connotations, such as "Take peach as bait and leave me in an urn" in Li Sao. Wait a minute.

The mahogany in the coffin is a tribute to the dead. In the traditional culture of China, coffins are made of mahogany, just to put the soul and body of the deceased in a more peaceful and peaceful environment. At the same time, mahogany also represents the continuation and regeneration of life, which means that people have new life and transcendence in the spiritual world after death.

Today, mahogany has become a good material. Because of its bright appearance and corrosion resistance, it is widely used to make furniture, art and so on. In addition, mahogany is often used to make handicrafts and handicrafts, such as mahogany furniture and jewelry boxes. In addition, mahogany is often used for architectural decoration, such as doors and windows, because of its insect-proof and fire-proof characteristics and elegant temperament. It can be seen that the practical value and artistic value of mahogany obviously far exceed the cultural significance it represents.