The Implication and Symbolic Poetry of The Golden Lock

The implication of golden longevity lock is mainly health, luck, prosperity and longevity. In fact, Jin Shousuo, as a belief, exists as a way to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages. Symbolic verses include: I know where the golden lock is, and I have been to Biqiuliao. Depending on the meaning of tomorrow, the pool is wide and rainy.

The implication of longevity lock can lock children, prevent evil spirits from getting on their bodies, and pray for their healthy growth and long life. Folk believe that children wearing this lock can take advantage of the blessings of a hundred schools of thought, turn evil into good fortune, grow up safely, eat "a hundred meals" and share "a hundred schools of thought" with their children. For a long time, it has been regarded as an amulet, a symbol of health and safety, and has the functions of suppressing earthquakes, exorcising ghosts, eliminating disasters and praying for a long life.

Longevity locks are also called "named locks". Longevity lock is the traditional mascot of China. It means to keep safe and live long. Wear it and solidify the most important and beautiful wishes on the "longevity lock". Changshou Lock, formerly known as Changshou Rope, evolved from Zhusuo in Han Dynasty. For thousands of years, China people have solidified the most important and beautiful wishes on the "longevity lock" through their life experience, painstaking efforts and meticulous carving, and put the "longevity lock" on their children with incomparable piety.