What does the soybean on the wedding bed mean?

The Han folk marriage custom spread all over the country-spreading accounts. On the wedding night, after the couple sat in bed, many women sprinkled concentric money and five-color fruits into the bed account to pray for wealth and good luck and have more children. This custom originated from the Han Dynasty. "The Original Story" said: "When Li Furen first came, the emperor welcomed him to sit in his tent. After drinking in high spirits, he forbade the imperial secretary to sprinkle five-color concentric flowers and fruits. The emperor and his wife are filled with clothes, and the clouds are full of fruit and children. " The five-color fruit was sprinkled into the account, and the couple of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty held it in their arms with clothes. Its significance lies in sensing the fertility of the five-color fruit, so as to give birth to your son early. Roll out the hukou, aiming at the wedding bed in the hukou or the newlyweds in the hukou. The central activity is to scatter the seeds on the wedding bed, so that the newlyweds can feel the reproductive power of the seeds and have children.