The meaning of buying bowls and chopsticks during the Chinese New Year
The meaning of buying bowls and chopsticks during the Chinese New Year is as follows:
1. Add more bowls and bowls
Buying more bowls and chopsticks at home will definitely lead to more mouths to eat. In other words, A new member has been added. Especially after a new daughter-in-law is married, she will definitely buy more dishes and chopsticks, hoping that her offspring will have a son soon and the family will be happy. At the same time, it also means that the children in the family can eat obediently and not be picky in the new year, their resistance and immunity will be comprehensively improved, they will grow up healthy and strong, and they will not be attacked by major diseases.
2. Money is flowing
Add new bowls and chopsticks during the Chinese New Year, and your family will be rich and prosperous. This is the same as when having New Year's Eve dinner, every household has a saying "there will be fish every year". By buying new bowls and chopsticks, the whole family’s earning power will become stronger in the new year. In terms of money, you will be particularly happy at work. You can get promotions and salary increases based on your own efforts, and you can also get additional commissions and bonuses.
3. Say goodbye to the old and welcome the new
The old year has passed, and the new year will soon usher in. The new year has a new atmosphere. Even if there is nothing missing at home, it must be Add something new. Therefore, buying new bowls and chopsticks means that in the new year, good luck and weather will be ushered in, and all the bad luck of the past year will be thrown away.
What to do with old bowls and chopsticks
Don’t throw away old bowls. The bowl not only represents a tool for eating, but in Feng Shui, it represents a family's rice bowl and wealth. If you throw away used dishes and chopsticks at will, you are throwing away your wealth, work, business, etc., which will be a big blow to your fortune. Moreover, the word "bowl" has the same pronunciation as "finish", so throwing it away casually means "finished".
When throwing away old bowls and chopsticks, they must be wrapped in red cloth. When throwing away, the bowl cannot be exposed to the red cloth; and unused bowls are strictly prohibited from giving away. After all, the bowl still represents a person. Depending on the length of your life, giving it to others at will will shorten your life; of course, if it is a gift between relatives and friends, it will be a symbol of increasing each other's blessings.