How to post Spring Festival couplets?

The pasting method of couplets is upside down.

Giving blessings (also called blessings) is a traditional custom in China. During the Spring Festival, every household should post the word "Fu" upside down on doors, walls and lintels, indicating that they are blessed. Sticking the word "Fu" in the Spring Festival is a long-standing custom of the Han people.

The word "fu" now means "happiness", "auspiciousness" and "good luck". Sticking the word "Fu" in the Spring Festival, whether now or in the past, has pinned people's longing for a happy life and wishes for a better future. In order to fully reflect this yearning and wish, the people in China simply reversed the word "Fu", indicating that "Fu has fallen" and "Fu has arrived".

Brief introduction of couplets:

Couplets, also known as antithesis, antithesis, spring stickers, Spring Festival couplets, couplets, peach symbols and couplets (named after couplets hung in ancient halls and houses), are antithetical sentences written on paper, cloth or engraved on bamboo, wood and columns. The antithesis of couplets is neat and even, which is a unique artistic form of Chinese. Couplets are the treasures of China traditional culture.

Parallel prose and rhyme are two direct sources of couplets. In the process of its own development, couplets have absorbed the characteristics of ancient poems, essays, lyrics and songs. Therefore, the sentence patterns used in couplets include ancient poems, prose sentences and parody sentences in addition to regular poems and parallel prose sentences. Different sentence patterns have different metrical patterns and different leniency.