What does gourd baby mean?

Huluwa is a classic folk story in China traditional culture, which tells the story of the seven brothers of Huluwa protecting people from monsters. In addition, Huluwa also represents some profound meanings and values in China culture.

First of all, literally, the word "gourd baby" has a deep symbolic meaning. In China culture, "Hulu" not only represents the three beautiful living conditions of "Fu Lushou", but also symbolizes the beautiful meaning of family harmony, peace, health and harvest. "Baby" means "child" and represents the virtues of selflessness, innocence, innocence and courage. So "Huluwa" can be interpreted as a brave, selfless and naive child with a happy, beautiful and harmonious family.

Secondly, the theme and plot of Huluwa also contain many important values and moral principles. In the story, the gourd dolls are fearless, caring for everyone, defeating all kinds of evil forces with their wisdom, courage and strength, and defending the peace and interests of the people. This spirit of selfless dedication and helping others is undoubtedly the highest value we human beings should have.

Finally, Huluwa also represents a traditional concept in China's myths and legends, namely "people-oriented" thought. In this story, the gourd dolls always keep in mind their mission of protecting people's safety, and on this basis, show their intelligence and special functions. This "people-oriented" thought is also the "caring heart" that has been emphasized in China culture, that is, the moral concept of caring for and protecting the vulnerable groups and pursuing fairness and justice.

To sum up, although "Huluwa" is a folk story, the meaning and values it represents have a far-reaching impact on China people's ideological concepts and cultural heritage.