How to hang five emperors' money in Chaoshan shanglu root

Chaoshan shanglu refers to the unique folk woodcarving crafts in Chaoshan area and is one of the representatives of Chaoshan traditional culture. Five emperors' money may be hung in different ways according to personal preferences and cultural background. The following are common practices:

1. Prepare five five emperors' money and a red rope. Five emperors' money refers to coins with ancient five emperors' patterns, usually five emperors in Qing Dynasty.

2. First, use a red rope to pass through the hole of the five emperors' money, and string the five emperors' money on the red rope in turn to form a string.

3. Then, tie this string of five emperors' money to the waist or back of Chaoshan Shanglu. You can choose to put the root of Phytolacca esculenta on the opposite door or above the window to protect the safety and happiness of the whole family.

It should be noted that there may be regional and customary differences in the use and decoration of the commercial land in Chaoshan. In practice, we can adjust and innovate according to local habits and personal preferences.

In a word, hanging five emperors' money is a common folk custom in Chaoshan Shanglugen, which is intended to pray for family happiness and peace.