What does Fulu stand for?

1, happiness and honor.

2. The name of the animal. Zebra. Shaped like a striped mule. Native to Africa.

3. The traditional fable mode of Han nationality. Blessing and Lu Wei.

4, traditional auspicious patterns, with bats (blessing) and sika deer (deer) homophonic to symbolize "".

Extended data:

Cai is headed by Fu. "Fu" culture has a long history in China. Since ancient times, Fu has also been the most grounded auspicious language. Everyone likes to be blessed. Everyone wants to be blessed. Many common objects also say "Fu", and every household sticks the word "Fu" during the Chinese New Year. In recent years, people also like to sweep the blessings ... In short, Fu can be said to be the representative of China Ji culture.

"Lu" means fame and fortune. In ancient times, it was mainly to bless candidates to rank first in imperial examinations and increase the ranking of officials in officialdom. In today's society, "Lu" is also the goal pursued by many people. To put it bluntly, efforts are not only for fame and fortune, not only for realizing one's dreams, but also for making one's family live a rich life.

The symbolic pattern of Lu is sika deer, which is an auspicious animal and means "Lu". Because Fu and Lu often appear together, gourd is often used to refer to "Fulu". On the one hand, the homonym of gourd is similar to that of Fulu; On the other hand, the gourd is full and full, which accords with people's expectation of being blessed and blessed.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Fulu