The implication of Feng Shui painting in WeChat cornucopia

A cornucopia makes money prosperous and powerful. Putting it in the financial position of the house or in a sacred plan and bright place will have a strong financial impulse. It is a gift for your own use and can also be given to the superiors of relatives and friends. In the history of China, there were many rich people. Zigong people Tao Zhu, Shi Chong and Deng Tong, as well as Shen Wansan and Hu Xueyan, are millionaires with countless money. One of the strangest is Shen Wansan in the Ming Dynasty. Others have money, either because they are good at business or because the emperor gave them special gifts, but Shen Wansan's wealth is said to depend on the cornucopia. Legend has it that Shen Wansan got a clay pot by the pool when he saved the frog from being released. His wife accidentally put money into the pot, but suddenly the pot became full of coins, and so did gold and silver. So wealth is the world. Because Shen Wansan has a cornucopia, it is also regarded as a folk god of wealth by ordinary people. You can put a little golden toad in it to spit treasure. Putting it at home can make wealth roll, and natural wealth, land wealth, water resources wealth, positive wealth, partial wealth and all the wealth in the world are gathered in it.

Introduction:

The cornucopia is a treasure in ancient folk stories in China. It is said that Shen Wansan became rich in his early days because he had a cornucopia. This allusion comes from Zhou's Collection of Different Lights: "At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, when Shen Wansan was young, he saw a fisherman with more than 100 frogs, picked them up, bought them in an iron pot and raised them in a pond. Then the noise was so loud that I couldn't sleep. In the morning, I drove it away When I saw frogs surrounded by a earthen basin, I thought it was an instrument for washing hands. Three thousand wives left silver hairpin in the basin, and the silver hairpin was full and countless. The same is true of money and silver, so this is the wealth of the world. "

When Jubaomen was built in Hongwu period of Ming Dynasty, the foundation subsided and was repeatedly built, but it was still not built. Knowing this, Zhu Yuanzhang, the Emperor Taizu of Ming Dynasty, called the counselor to predict that there were monsters on the foundation of the city wall to eat soil and bricks, and that a cornucopia would be buried under the city gate to suppress it. Zhu Yuanzhang ordered the collection of Shen Wansan's cornucopia and buried it under the city gate, so it was built, hence the name "Jubaomen".