What do Fuxing and Yima Star mean?

Fu Xing and Yi Ma Xing are traditional symbols in China culture, representing auspiciousness, peace and happiness. Fuxing, also known as Shen Fu, is one of the most popular gods in Chinese folk beliefs. People often regard Fuxing as a symbol of good luck, and wish Fu Lushou three bright stars to bless his family, work and life. Post-horse star is a communication method used to call officials and deliver messages in ancient times. Just as people meet a post station to deliver news when they are traveling, they will look up at the starry sky and expect the post horse star to fly over the eaves and take the news to the next post station.

Fuxing is one of the most popular symbols in China culture. It not only represents good luck, but also symbolizes praying for family health and career success. According to legend, Fuxing is an auspicious messenger who can bring happiness and blessings to people, so it is called "Fu Luxian". Fuxing usually has different images, fat or thin, red or white, holding a blessing bag or Four Treasures of the Study, becoming a god who yearns for happiness and a better life in China folklore and mythology.

After thousands of years' vicissitudes, Yimaxing plays the role of an ancient communication tool, a bridge to connect people's information, and an essential tool for ancient officials to deliver messages. According to historical records, Yima Star reached its peak in the Tang and Song Dynasties, and became synonymous with the communication tools of ancient officials, and has always been one of the symbols of Chinese culture. At the same time, the Post Horse Star is also of great significance in the traditional customs of China, and is considered as a symbol of good luck, peace and reunion.