Material preparation: writing brush, ink, rice paper or red paper, inkstone and clear water.
First, the process of painting Fu
1, prepare the brush.
Check whether the brush is in good condition first and trim it properly if necessary. Wet the brush with clean water to squeeze out excess water.
2, grinding ink
Pour a proper amount of ink on the inkstone, then drop a few drops of water on the inkstone and start grinding the ink evenly until the ink becomes even and delicate.
Step 3 choose paper
Choose rice paper or red paper according to personal preference. Lay the paper flat on the table and make sure it is flat and wrinkle-free.
Step 4 start writing
Dip a brush into an appropriate amount of ink and write the word "Fu" on the paper. Pay attention to the smooth and powerful strokes, showing the charm and charm of the word "fu"
Step 5 dry the work
After writing, let the work dry naturally. Avoid using tools such as hair dryer to accelerate drying, so as not to affect the color of ink and the natural effect of paper.
Step 6 install and save
After the work is completely dried, choose to frame it for better preservation and display. Choose the mounting method according to personal preference, such as picture frame, scroll, etc.
7. Matters needing attention
During writing, keep the desktop clean and tidy to avoid ink overflow. Avoid storing the written word "Fu" in a humid or high temperature environment, so as not to affect its life and effect.
The Origin and Significance of Painting "Fu"
First, the origin of painting the word "Fu"
"Fu" is the oldest, most auspicious and most popular character in China, which can be traced back to Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty. The word "Fu" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions is like holding a wine bottle in both hands and offering it on a sacrificial table, which means to propose a toast to the gods and pray for prosperity and well-being. In Shuo Wen Jie Zi, the meaning of "fu" is interpreted as "you", which means prayer and blessing.
Second, the meaning of painting the word "Fu"
During the Spring Festival, people will paste the word "Fu" at home, symbolizing the yearning for a happy life and wishes for a bright future. Some people will paste the word "Fu" upside down, meaning "Fu has arrived" and "Fu has arrived". The word "Fu" has a far-reaching history and rich connotations in China culture, representing people's yearning and pursuit for a better life.