What is the origin of the character Fu?

The origin of the character Fu is as follows:

The origin of the character Fu is found in the oracle bone inscriptions, the character Fu is a hieroglyphic representation of two hands holding up a bottle of wine and offering it to the sky, which means that one would hold a bottle of wine with both hands and offer it to the god of the ancestors to ask for blessings from the god of the ancestors.

After the evolution of various dynasties, the character Fu was eventually formed into the character we use now. The left side of the disassembled structure, 礻, means prayer, and the right side, 畐, can be split into 一, 口, 田, which means that it is lucky for everyone in a family to have food to eat, work to do, and schooling to go to school.

The beautiful symbolism of the character fu

Fu, a form of Chinese characters, in Chinese, for the meaning of happiness and good fortune, the Spring Festival sticker Fu, is a traditional Chinese cultural folklore, which originated from the ancient spring posters, expressing people's wishes and hopes for a happy life.

Looking at the literal side, the left side of the character "福" is "衣补旁", which means that there are clothes to wear, the right side of the character "平安", "口" is "人口", "田" refers to "田地", and "有衣穿有饭吃".