Wishful thinking has the following meanings: cultural relics, novel names, Chinese idioms, etc.
I. Cultural relics
Wishful abacus is a cultural relic collected by China Abacus Museum in Nantong, Jiangsu. The main body of wishful thinking is a glittering and translucent jade, which is finely crafted from Hetian jade and has a generous shape. What is particularly ingenious is that a small abacus carved as a whole is embedded at the top of Jade Ruyi.
Second, the title of the novel
"wishful thinking" is an ancient romance novel, which tells the story of Xiao Jing's son traveling incognito to investigate a case. Unexpectedly, the meat steamed stuffed bun never came back and almost became a family's son-in-law.
Third, Chinese idioms.
Wishful thinking is an idiom derived from literary works, which means to imagine and plan only from the aspects that are beneficial to oneself; You can be a subject, an object and an attribute in a sentence.
The moral of wishful thinking:
1, peace and contentment: the abacus pendant not only plays a good decorative role, but also is a good amulet. Wear it on your body, which means a lifetime of peace and contentment. It can be given to parents and elders, and it is also a good blessing to them.
2. Turn money into treasure: Since ancient times, abacus has always been used to settle accounts. Because of this, abacus is usually used by China people to symbolize making money into treasure, and wishful thinking also has this meaning.
3. Good luck and wishful thinking: Ruyi is a traditional mascot in China, which looks like Ganoderma lucidum and Xiangyun, and has often paid tribute to Fanbang in history. Jade Ruyi is generally made of natural jade, which is carefully made by skilled craftsmen. Because it symbolizes good luck and longevity, it plays an auspicious role at home.