What are the implications of the top ten auspicious cases popular in ancient Chinese New Year?

In the treasure house of traditional art in China, there is a unique historical wonder called "auspicious patterns". Its colorful connotation and the idea of truth, goodness and beauty are the symbols of our national culture. Auspicious patterns refer to decorative patterns with certain auspicious meanings through subtle and homophonic twists and turns. Its origin can be traced back to Shang and Zhou Dynasties, and auspicious patterns began in Shang and Zhou Dynasties, developed in Tang and Song Dynasties and flourished in Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, it almost reached the point where the picture must be intentional and the meaning must be auspicious. They want to express only four meanings: "rich, expensive, longevity and happiness": expensive is a symbol of power and fame; Wealth is a sign of wealth, including a bumper harvest; Life can keep peace and prolong life; Happiness is related to marriage, friendship and having many children. As an important part of China traditional culture, auspicious patterns have become one of the symbols to understand the national spirit and national purport. The auspicious patterns of silk in Ming and Qing dynasties have a wide range of themes. Flowers, trees, stones, hummingbirds, insects, fish, birds and animals are all in this picture. Seemingly ordinary, but there is no lack of real interest and affection. Generally speaking, there are three ways to form it: one is to express it with patterns; The second is to use homophonic expression; Third, use words to explain.

In ancient China, there were many auspicious patterns. Every New Year's Day or festive day, people like to decorate their rooms and articles with these auspicious patterns to express their yearning for a happy life and celebrate auspicious festivals.

Although China's auspicious patterns began in the Zhou Dynasty more than 3,000 years ago, they are still indispensable in people's lives today, especially during the Spring Festival.

Lion rolling hydrangea: analysis: lion, feeding, cat. Lions are strong and have a neck. The lion pattern in China's ancient handicrafts is the result of processing, refining and patterning by folk artists in past dynasties, which is more heroic and lively than the real lion. Hydrangea is a ball made of silk imitation hydrangea. In ancient times, hydrangea was regarded as an auspicious and festive product. According to the History of Rites and Music in Han Dynasty, the folk dance "Lion Dance" is very popular. Two people dressed as lions together, and one person teased it with colored balls, rolling up and down, lively and interesting. The pattern of "lion rolling hydrangea" comes from this. Lion dance is a folk festival, which means to eliminate disasters and pray for blessings. The pattern composed of hydrangea is also called "hydrangea brocade" and "hydrangea pattern". Second, such as Aquarius: analysis: peace, that is, peace and tranquility of the times. "Han Biography Wang Mang": "The world is peaceful and the grain is abundant." In the Spring Festival Evening in Chang 'an written by a poet in the Tang Dynasty, there is a phrase "nothing happens in all directions", which refers to the bumper harvest every year. "History of Hanshu Food": "If you enter the industry, you will rise to the level ... if you are promoted to peace. "Elephant, feed the animals. The body is about three meters high, and the nose is long and cylindrical, which can be curled. The front teeth are developed. Elephants have a very long life span, reaching more than 200 years old, and are regarded as auspicious animals. Elephants are also a good image. Aquarius, the legendary Guanyin Aquarius, is also called Guanyin Aquarius. It contains holy water, which can be auspicious. " There is an image of peace, also called "the scene of peace" and "happiness is like rising peace", which describes rivers, seas and people.