The word "Fu" on the door must be pasted upright and cannot be pasted upside down.
Not all blessing characters need to be pasted upside down, especially on the door. The word "福" on the door must always be the correct one. Reminder: The word "福" on the door means "welcoming blessing" and "receiving blessing". Moreover, the gate is the entrance and exit of the home, a solemn and respectful place, with the word "Fu" affixed on it. It must be solemn, dignified and generous, so it should be posted correctly.
The famous writer Feng Jicai said: Like this now. Turn over the word "福" on the door. It will be top-heavy, disrespectful, unfunny, and contrary to the spirit of China's "door culture" and "year culture". If you regard random reposting as fun, wouldn't it be too careless and rough to treat your own folk culture?
The word "福" on bronze ware:
As early as 3,000 years ago, there were different structures of the word "福" on the inscriptions of Shang and Zhou bronze ware. Later, with the emergence of ancient seal script, small seal script, official script, cursive script, regular script, running script and other fonts, more and more calligraphy with the word "福" became more and more artistic. "" focuses on various ways of writing the word "福", which is breathtaking.
The "Hundred Blessings Picture" has two forms: one is a special-shaped pattern of characters based on seal script, that is, the circular pattern of the word "福" that has been circulated among the people for a long time. The font shape is steady and even. It is neat, dignified, extremely interesting and charming.
One is a rectangular pattern composed of hundreds of different writing methods of Zhen, Cao, Li and Zhuan. The word "福" is not only an object used by people to pray for peace and good luck, but also reflects the breadth, depth and various changes of Chinese calligraphy.