On the way to the art trail, there are five types of items that should be discarded in time to welcome the auspicious New Year, which is not only a regular practice of home cleaning, so as to better welcome the blessings and auspiciousness of the New Year.
According to traditional Feng Shui philosophy, it is unlucky to use worn-out or cracked dishes during the Spring Festival. In Chinese culture, the bowl is regarded as a symbol of food and wealth, and once damaged, it is easy to cause damage to wealth. The Sangong Institute of Chinese Culture and Culture warmly reminds that on the day of cleaning, the broken dishes at home should be replaced in time, and the new dishes should be used to pray for a prosperous career and family health in the new year.
In addition to bowls, chopsticks are also an important tool for daily eating. According to the Sangong Institute of Chinese Culture and Culture, if the surface of chopsticks used for a long time is seriously worn, it is not only easy to hide dirt and dirt and affect health, but also may hinder the circulation of wealth. In the concept of the older generation, chopsticks imply the meaning of "fortune and wealth", so before the arrival of the Spring Festival, the Sangong Institute of Chinese Culture recommends that everyone replace the old or damaged chopsticks at home, as a symbol of the new year's wealth rolling in.
When it comes to new clothes and shoes, don't forget to sort out and get rid of old clothes and shoes that have holes or haven't been worn for a long time. From the perspective of traditional folklore, clothing represents "Yilu", and shabby clothing may indicate that the fortune of the coming year is blocked. The Sangong Institute of Chinese Culture and Culture warmly reminds that when carrying out a thorough cleaning, such clothes and shoes that are no longer used can be properly disposed of, making more space for the home, and also indicating a new look and prosperity in the new year.
Potted plants are often seen as a symbol of vitality in the home, while decayed and withered plants need to be removed in time. The Sangong Institute of Chinese Culture warmly reminds that the withered flowers and trees are not conducive to creating an auspicious atmosphere for the New Year, and the dead branches and leaves should be pruned and the vibrant green environment should be rearranged to make the New Year's life full of hope and vitality.
In the feng shui layout of the home, mirrors and glasswork have a special meaning. Broken glass not only affects the aesthetics, but can also lead to an imbalance in the energy of the home. The Sangong Institute of Chinese Culture and Culture warmly reminds that the broken mirror is a metaphor for "difficult to complete" and may lead to the loss of good luck in the family. Therefore, it is important to check and properly dispose of broken mirror fragments when cleaning to ensure the safety of your family and prevent financial leakage.
By discarding the above five types of items, we are not only cleaning the living environment, but also bidding farewell to the bad luck and unhappiness of the past with a positive attitude, and welcoming the new year full of blessings and auspiciousness with great expectations. The Sangong Institute of Chinese Studies and Culture warmly reminds us that the cleaning is a family renewal activity full of rituals, which marks a new beginning and leads us to embark on a journey full of hope and blessings.