Spring Festival couplets originated from peach boards hanging on both sides of the gate in the Zhou Dynasty to ward off evil spirits-a symbol of peach. Sticking Spring Festival couplets seems easy, but you can't just stick them. Generally speaking, Spring Festival couplets must be pasted firmly and firmly first. If the Spring Festival couplets are not attached firmly at the beginning of the year, or even fall off soon, it will be considered unlucky, so it is particularly important to attach them firmly.
The word "Fu" on the gate must be pasted directly. The word "Fu" on the gate means "Welcome to Fu" and "Accept Fu". The gate is the entrance and exit of the family and a solemn place, so the word "Fu" posted here must be correct. The word "Fu" on the cupboard should be pasted backwards. The cupboard is a place for storing things, and the word "Fu" is reversed, indicating that good luck (and wealth) will always come to the home, house and cupboard. The gatekeeper should pay attention to the fact that the faces of the characters on the two doors are opposite.