The Origin of the Word "Fu" in Fu Culture

China's hieroglyphics are one of the oldest characters in the world and the only one still in use. The structure of Chinese characters in China is based on mimetic fonts, that is, what a word wants to express or its meaning can be literally explained. For example, the word "day" consists of a word "one" and a word "big", and it is considered that the meaning of day is the biggest, which is the biggest meaning. The word "Fu" is next to the word "Xiu", which means to pray. There are many ways to write the word "Fu" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, and the closest one is "Fu", which means people hold something similar to jars in their hands to offer sacrifices to their gods or ancestors. In bronze inscriptions, it becomes a pictophonetic character, which means the sound of form, while the writing of the word "sound" in bronze inscriptions means that the contents of the vessel are full, and together with them, it is a full tribute to worship ancestors or gods and pray for blessing.

Let's look at the word "Fu" again. It is composed of the word "One", "One", "Mouth" and "Heaven". The word "One" means "Fulu". Therefore, the word "fu" means "a place with a mouthful of clothes and shoes." Because, in the eyes of our ancestors, having clothes to wear and fields to eat is a blessing. So there is the writing of the word "Fu" today.

The source of "blessing"

The word "Fu" first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. It is the shape of two people holding a wine vessel in one word, which means offering sacrifices to gods or ancestors. There are as many forms as 120.

China's first blessing was Emperor Kangxi's imperial book during the prosperous period of the national movement. The word "Fu" has its own system, vigorous and powerful, and it is an extremely precious Mo Bao in the prime of Kangxi. At this time, the word "fu" has a new meaning. (Moral: lucky strike, the lucky stars shine high, and the town is full of evil spirits) The first blessing of China was transformed into "the blessing of all the people" by Emperor Qianlong, and all the people in the world can be moved by the aura of the first blessing of China, so they can seek and send blessings. ...