Pay attention to pasting couplets.

Pay attention to pasting couplets:

1. When posting Spring Festival couplets, some people often paste the upper and lower couplets in the wrong position. Spring Festival couplets have two straight couplets, and the last word of each one has the rhyme of ping, Shang, Qu and Ru. The correct way to paste them is: ping (the first and second sounds) on the left, and rising and falling sounds (the first.

2. It is best to stick Spring Festival couplets between 6 am and 12 noon on New Year's Eve. Tearing up the old Spring Festival couplets means breaking bad luck, which means getting rid of the old cloth and making new ones.

3. In terms of folklore, in ancient times, only "inverted" blessings were pasted on jars for storing things, such as water jars and wine jars, which meant that the blessings could not be poured out and expressed the wish of fullness. Like the door at home or the public place, you can't paste the blessing upside down, otherwise you will pour out the blessing.

4. When posting Spring Festival couplets at the gate, remember to post odd numbers, which symbolize auspiciousness. Besides, don't just post the word "Spring" at the door, you can post blessings, make money and treasure, because only Yee Hong Yuan would post the word "Spring" at the door in ancient times.

5. Not all the blessings should be posted backwards, especially on the gate. The blessing on the gate must be posted directly. Moreover, the word "Fu" on the gate means "Welcome to Fu" and "Accept Fu".

6. The gate is the entrance and exit of the family, and it is a solemn and respectful place. The blessings posted must be solemn and dignified, so they should be posted correctly.

7. On the cupboard in the house-the cupboard is the place where things are stored, and the word "Fu" is pasted upside down to indicate that good fortune (also wealth) will always come to the house, the house and the cupboard.