Three days later, when Emperor Kangxi prayed for his grandmother in the Temple of Heaven, he began to write down the word "Fu", meaning "Good fortune shines high and all evil spirits in the town are killed". Shortly thereafter, sourdrang dowager miraculously recovered. Empress Dowager Cixi was overjoyed, so craftsmen carved the word "Fu" on the stone tablet, hoping that it would bring good luck to the royal family and even the people of the Qing Dynasty in the future.
Legend has it that sourdrang queen died at the age of 75, so the word "Fu" was regarded as a symbol of "longevity" at that time. Later, the "Fu" tablet was transported to Gongwangfu. The word "Fu" in Gongwangfu is known as "the best picture in the world", not only because it is vigorous and powerful, but also because it was personally mentioned by Kangxi and stamped with the emperor's seal.
Kangxi's calligraphy attainments are very high, but apart from reading official documents, he rarely writes inscriptions. His calligraphy is a good word in history. In addition, this word is of great significance and can bring good luck. It was regarded by people at that time as a symbol of "many children, many talents, many professions, many lives and many blessings", so it is very precious and can be described as a peerless treasure. ?
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In A.D. 1673, Kangxi wrote "Ode to Blessed Life" for his grandmother sourdrang queen, which shocked the ancient and modern times. This blessing means "many children, many talents, many professions, long life and many blessings", and it is the only blessing of "Five Blessingg in one" and "longevity in one" in ancient and modern times.
Xiaozhuang "invites blessings to gather blessings" and Kangxi "gives blessings to get blessings", so this blessing is called "the first efficacious blessing in the world". There is a seal of "the treasure of Emperor Kangxi's imperial pen" in the blessing word, which means "good luck and good luck."
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-Gongwangfu Fuzi monument