The meaning of auspiciousness in calligraphic words

From zero to ten, the call words of stroke boxing have the meaning of blessing and auspiciousness, and contain allusions.

Zero, "treasure" is "Yuanbao". In Tang Dynasty, there was "Kaiyuan Tongbao", which generally refers to money. Chinese people advocate that wealth should not be exposed, so when they row, they clench their fists and seize the treasure, saying "treasure can't come out, treasure can't be exposed" or "a pair of Yuanbao".

1、 "With all my heart.". Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty wrote "protecting horses with high capital" that "we can achieve great success with one heart." "Nineteen Ancient Poems" said: "one heart to hold the District, fear you do not know." When guessing boxing, it means that the toaster sincerely toasts and drinks together, which reflects the respect for each other.

2、 In the north, "Erlang bears the mountain" comes from the legend that Erlang splits the mountain to save his mother; in the south, "two families are good" and "two brothers are good", which means that he is close to each other.

3、 "Samsung Gaozhao", "sanyuanji" and "No.3 champion". The so-called "three stars shine high": one is the lucky star, that is, the heavenly official blesses; the second is the lucky star, that is, the wealth of the world; the third is the old Antarctic birthday star. The three-star high photo symbolizes good luck, happiness, wealth, health and longevity. "Sanyuan" refers to the ancient scholars' examination, the first name of which is Jieyuan in the local examination, Huiyuan in the local examination and the number one in the palace examination. The top three in the palace examination are the top three, the top one and the top one.

4、 "Four happiness" and "four beauty". "Si Xi" means "long drought meets with sweet dew, foreign country meets with old knowledge, wedding night, golden list Title Time"; and "Si Mei" means "good day, beautiful scenery, enjoyment, happy things" (the Southern Dynasty poet Xie Lingyun).

5、 "The five chief leaders", "the five sons were appointed", "the five blessings" and so on. "Wukuishou" refers to the ancients' painstaking study of the five classics of "Shi", "Shu", "Li", "Yi" and "Chunqiu" in order to win the title of "wukuishou".

6、 "Liushun" and "Liuliu Dashun". "Zuo Zhuan" says: "Jun Yi, Chen Xing, father's kindness, son's filial piety, elder brother's love, younger brother's respect; the number of tired is called Liushun."

7、 "Qiqiao". This refers to the seventh night of the seventh month of the lunar calendar, when the Milky way in the sky is bright and the Cowherd and the weaver girl meet. Women in the world either wear needles to the moon, or offer needlework to win by fighting for wonder and praying in their hearts. They hope that the weaver girl in heaven can help them secretly, so they are called "Qiqiao" (also called "Qiqiao").

8、 "Eight horses" and "Eight Immortals celebrating longevity". "Eight horses" refers to the eight horses of King Mu of Zhou. King Mu is a son of heaven who likes to travel far away. He often drives eight horses around. It is said that he drove these eight horses to Kunlun mountain to meet with the queen mother of the west, and they were waiting for wine and singing at yaochi.

9、 "Long time", "drink fast". According to the records of the historian, "to build a long-term peace is to build a long-term career." Later generations take the word "Jiuchang" as an allusion, homonym for "Jiuchang", which means that people get together for endless wine.

10、 "Complete" and "complete". Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty claimed to be a "perfect old man" for his literary and martial arts, good fortune, wealth and longevity. Nowadays, it is often understood as "perfect".