The meaning of blessing words

Fu is a commonly used Chinese character, pronounced as fú, which was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Its original meaning is (ancestor's) blessing, that is, "bless the grandfather" in Shuo Wen Jie Zi. Later, it was extended to wealth and longevity.

Fu is the oldest, most auspicious and most popular Chinese character in China. Five thousand years of Chinese civilization, there is a word throughout, and that is the word "fu". [19] Guan Tong, a contemporary scholar of Fu culture, pointed out that the word "Fu" has pinned people's longing for a happy life and expectations for a bright future; It is also the ultimate pursuit of a complete and harmonious life. [19] Guan Tong revised and supplemented the connotation of the ancient Chinese character "Fu", and explained the contemporary significance and standards of a happy life, namely wealth, virtue, well-being, pursuit and a good end.

Ancient prose in Kangxi dictionary: Wei. The combination of Tang Yun, Jiyun and Rhyme is full of sound. Jun Ye, Xiu Ye, Shan Ye, Ji Ye. Rites and Sacrifices: Blessed people come prepared. Qian yao Gua: Ghosts and gods are harmful, rich and modest. Take Five Blessingg as an example. Also "Interpretation of Names": Fu, Fu Ye. Among them, many products are as rich as others.