The meaning of the word v

Fu (Pinyin: fú) is a first-class standardized Chinese character (commonly used word). This word first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty, and its ancient glyph is like offering a wine bottle to a sacrificial table with both hands, which means offering wine to a god. The original meaning of blessing is blessing and blessing. Used as a noun, meaning happiness and blessing. "Fu" also refers to an ancient etiquette, also called "Wan Fu". Also refers to salute.

The original meaning of "happiness" should be seeking happiness. Seeking happiness is for the sake of happiness, so it is extended to happiness and used as a noun, as opposed to "disaster". This meaning has always been the basic meaning of "happiness".

There is an intermediate link between praying for happiness and obtaining happiness, that is, after the gods sacrificed, they gave happiness to those who sought it. Therefore, "Fu" means "making Fu" and "Fu". This verb was used a lot in ancient times. For example, "God takes benevolence as a blessing, but prostitution as a harm" ("Zuo Zhuan" was published for five years), to the effect that the gods make the benevolent blessed and the traitor suffer.

In modern Chinese, happiness only works in a limited sense, such as happiness, blessing and interest. Blessing can be a single word, such as "I don't know happiness when I am blessed." More often, happiness is a morpheme that constitutes words and idioms. For example, people call the fate of getting (enjoying) a happy life "Fu" or "Fu". This kind of happiness (qi) is embodied in the specific aspects of "oral happiness" and "eye happiness". The happiness of eating good things is called "oral happiness", and the happiness of seeing exotic or beautiful things is called "eye happiness". This kind of blessing is based on happiness and blessing.