How often should you change the water for koi? A laid-back daily routine can also let you wear koi on your body
Maybe you talk tough and say you do not like the Spring Festival, but secretly count down the days until you go home; maybe you had to choose an early-morning train just to get a ticket for the Spring Festival travel rush. No matter what you have been through this year, in just a few days, you can take off your heavy armor and become that child in your parents' eyes who never grows up.
Those familiar nagging words and steaming hot meals are the softest longing in our hearts. Traveling across more than half of China to hurry back to our hometown, we just want to chat about everyday things, spend time with Mom and Dad, visit relatives, and personally give sincere blessings to family and friends we have not seen for a long time.
In fact, whether it is seeking good luck for the Spring Festival or exchanging greetings when meeting at other times, it is all an art. If someone has a happy event, we congratulate them, "Congratulations, congratulations, you really are so lucky"; if someone is a happy little food lover, we praise them for having a good appetite; even if someone is carefree and has been polished smooth by life, that is also called "fortune favors fools."
Thinking about it carefully, almost all beautiful moments are inseparable from people's blessings, especially during the Spring Festival. We do not necessarily keep it in mind all the time, yet we often bring it up unintentionally. No wonder, you see, almost all good wishes in the world can be summed up with the word "fu" (blessing). When it comes to seeking "fu" and giving "fu," we take it for granted, and even forget that this is something with a sense of ritual.
At a time like the "New Year" that is celebrated by all, it is a good time to pray for blessings. In ancient times, emperors, generals and ministers prayed and offered sacrifices with an even stronger sense of ritual, and they would wear silk clothing; in their view, silk had extraordinary power. Today, every household is covered with the character "fu," hoping for abundant blessings in the new year. Ringing the bell at a temple to pray for blessings is an ritual not to be missed; when the bell of blessing rings, people hope for boundless good fortune and rising luck in the new year.
Since ancient times, the character "fu" has carried the meaning of "one mouth, one field, and clothing and salary complete." Whether it is ordinary people pasting up the character "fu" or temples ringing bells to pray for blessings, both express people's beautiful wish to pray for blessings and invite auspiciousness. For a thousand years, the culture of praying for blessings has been passed down from generation to generation. So do you want to know what blessing artifact best expresses your feelings? Why not first watch this video full of blessings~
The Wanshili Blessing Scarf is just such a red scarf full of blessings, conveying the rich Chinese blessing culture and also earnest hope for a beautiful life. You have worked hard away from home for a whole year, and your parents have worried about you and missed you for a whole year. This time, the journey home has finally come. During the important festival of the Spring Festival, it is also time to bring blessings home. Whether you want to express sincere care for your parents and family or warm blessings to friends around you, wear the Blessing Scarf, and the coming year will be even more wonderful.
Going home for the Spring Festival is a kind of faith for us. Having seen the unpredictability of life and grown used to being in a hurry, we understand that no beautiful thing compares with the happiness and well-being of the whole family, and no matter how big the matter is, it cannot compare with bringing blessings home. Of course, celebrating the Spring Festival calls for seeking good luck. In the new year, why not use a Wanshili Blessing Scarf red scarf to tightly "wrap" the best blessings in the world around the people you love~
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