"Five Blessingg" stands for five auspicious blessings: longevity is better than Nanshan, congratulations on getting rich, health and safety, noble moral character, and good beginning and good ending.
In the traditional culture of the Han nationality, bats are symbols of good luck and happiness. People often say that "Five Blessingg (Bat) is coming" is made up of those five bats. This "Five Blessingg" represents five auspicious blessings: longevity is better than Nanshan, congratulations on getting rich, health and safety, noble character, and good beginning and good ending. In traditional customs, Five Blessingg (bats) together constitute a happy life.
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Grains are not divided:
Interpretation: Grain: usually refers to rice, millet, millet, wheat and glutinous rice. Refers to not taking part in labor, can't tell the difference between grains. Describe being divorced from productive labor and lacking production knowledge.
From: The Analects of Confucius: "Who is the master if the four bodies are not diligent and the grains are not divided?"
You are not diligent in your limbs. Who is your teacher?
Ex: Young people in our new era should never be bookworms who are indifferent to food.
Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate and attribute; It is derogatory.
Five Blessingg:
Pinyin [wǔ fú lín mén]
Explain Five Blessingg's meaning: the first blessing is "long life", the second is "wealth", the third is "corning", the fourth is "virtue", and the fifth is "a fair death honors the whole life" in Five Blessingg. Some people call it shou fu kang de shan for short.
The source comes from Shang Shu Hong Fan: "Five Blessingg: 1. Longevity, 2. Richness, 3. Corning, 4. Virtue, 5. Death in the senior high school entrance examination."
Five Blessingg: First, longevity; Second, wealth; Third, good health; Fourth, virtuous; Fifth, dying.