In order to fully reflect this yearning and wish, some people also put the word "Fu" upside down, indicating that "Fu has arrived" and "Fu has arrived". During the Spring Festival, every household should put the word "Fu" on doors, walls and lintels. Sticking the word "Fu" during the Spring Festival is a long-standing folk custom in China.
What does the word "Fu" mean? During the Spring Festival, every household should put the word "Fu" on doors, walls and lintels. But when pasting, many people are confused about whether to paste backwards or backwards.
According to experts from China Food Network, the taste of the year is like the word "Fu". You don't have to pay attention to form, but you can post it. As long as you feel happy, that is everyone's heart. Many people think that the word "Fu" should be reversed, which means "Fu Dao". In fact, this is a kind of "lip service" mistake. In traditional folk customs, there are only three situations in which "Fu" can be posted upside down:
First, last year, some people encountered great disasters and posted them upside down in order to reverse their fortunes; Second, the word "fu" on the toilet, footbath, spittoon and trash can is pasted backwards, indicating that bad things are poured out; You should also put the word "Fu" upside down on the cupboard at home, where things are stored. The word "Fu" is posted backwards, which means that the good news (and wealth) will always come to the home, the house and the cupboard. The third situation is just to please.
In fact, it is also possible to put a "Fu" under the bed or sofa. Even from the perspective of feng shui, it can be attached to the end of the bed. In feng shui, putting the word "fu" at the end of the bed is called "looking up"
Getting up is bliss, and a day will be smooth. But remember, if your bedroom is not a dormitory and there are not many outsiders coming in and out, the word "Fu" must be pasted upside down on the wall of that bed. Generally speaking, it is ok to stick it on the bed.