Bats in ancient buildings have auspicious and happy meanings, meaning that people are expected to live a happy life. Because the word "bat" of the bat is homophonic with the blessing of happiness and blessing, in the traditional architecture of China, the bat pattern is regarded as a symbol of blessing and has become a classic pattern in traditional culture. The arrival of bats also means blessing.
The patterns of bats are quite diverse, including upside-down bats, two-headed bats, four bats holding Fu Lushou and five bats. In traditional decoration, bats are combined with the word "longevity", which is called "five bats hold longevity". Generally speaking, Five Blessingg is: long life for one day, wealth for two days, health for three days, moral cultivation for four days, and final exam for five days. There is also a combination of bats and moire patterns, called "Hongfu Qitian".
Signs of bats entering the house
The homonym of bat is "Fu", which means both longevity and longevity in geomantic omen. But some people say that it is unlucky for bats to come into the house often. This is because the environment in which bats are integrated is very wet and messy. It often indicates that the poor feng shui, heavy yin and unclean magnetic field at home do not mean that someone will die.
In geomantic omen, the metaphor of bat itself is very favorable, representing abundant good luck, health and safety. However, it is not a good thing for bats to enter houses under any circumstances. It is doomed that the environment of their daily life is wet, dirty and messy, and they carry a lot of viruses and bacteria. Therefore, it is unlucky for bats to enter the house often, because it usually indicates that the feng shui at home is not good, the yin is heavy and the magnetic field is dirty.
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