Feng Sui is a red papering ceremony carried out in some areas around the Spring Festival. It refers to pasting red paper on lintels, windows, barns, furniture and even farm tools and other utensils, which means to thank the utensils for their companionship throughout the year and to pray for a safe new year. The meanings vary slightly in different regions.
🧧 Common meanings of "Feng Sui"
• Gratitude and blessings for utensils: In Hakka culture, sealing the New Year means "putting on the red". Every household puts red paper on doorframes, cowsheds, water tanks, hoes, etc. During the New Year to express "the wind will accompany me this year."
Feng Sui is a red papering ceremony carried out in some areas around the Spring Festival. It refers to pasting red paper on lintels, windows, barns, furniture and even farm tools and other utensils, which means to thank the utensils for their companionship throughout the year and to pray for a safe new year. The meanings vary slightly in different regions. 🧧 Common meanings of "Feng Sui" • Gratitude and blessings for utensils: In Hakka culture, sealing the New Year means "putting on the red". Every household puts red paper on doorframes, cowsheds, water tanks, hoes, etc. During the New Year to express "the wind will accompany me this year."