In traditional Chinese thought, one of the five main pillars of live and harmony is longevity. It is great to be financially secure or lucky, but without good health and longevity, no amount of luck in the world is worth it.
LONGEVITY PEACH
Represent a long, healthy and prosperous life for many generations.
GOLDEN BOWL SET KEYCHAIN
Imperial Chinese eating utensils consists of a bowl, a spoon and a pair of chopsticks.
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Sunday, November 7, 2010
Monday, August 2, 2010
POWER OF FUNG SHUI KEYCHAIN
An beautiful set of Imperial Chinese eating utensils consist of a bowl, a spoon and a pair of chopsticks symbolize a luxurious life similar to that of the ancient Chinese emperors, bestowed with all the best things in life.
The mystic knot, also known by many other names such as the lucky knot, love knot, infinity knot, never-ending knot or Endless symbol, is one of the eight auspicious signs that resembles the number “8” interwoven together and can be done so endlessly.
Mystic knot symbolizes a never ending cycle of good fortune, unending prosperity, limitless success, continued good luck and health, lasting togetherness, assured continuity of love, everlasting love.
It will also bring lasting togetherness as well as smooth passage through life for married couples. It is believed that by touching and rubbing on your mystic knot while thinking of your wish will make it come.
Try it the next time when you are searching for a parking lot, stuck in a traffic jam, in a dilemma or feeling insecure in a situation.
The Chinese cabbage is known as "pak choy" in cantonese which translated to mean "100types of prosperity luck".
The abacus or ‘suan pun’ is an ancient Chinese calculation tool used widely by Chinese merchants and clerk for daily trading and transactions. The abacus symbolizes the spirit of entrepreneurs.
If you are a student, to enhance your academic success especially in the subjects like mathematics, accounting, physics and economics.
It will boost business luck and income luck especially if you working in trading businesses, banks, stock exchange markets etc.
This is a Ruyi made into keychain from brass and plated with gold.
Ru Yi is a symbol of authority used by high ranking Chinese officials of ancient times. It is believed to bring authority and promotion luck to those who wish to climb the career ladder.
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
CHINESE SYMBOLIC ITEMS
The Chinese culture is ultra-rich with symbolism. Certain flowering plants and trees, specific animals and mythological beasts, the four seasons, legendary gods and goddesses, fruits and food, indeed, it seems that every action and every sound has its own special symbolic meaning to the Chinese people.
5 Bat (Chinese fuk - wu fuk) - wealth, health, longevity, virtuous life and natural death
5 kind of Seeds - prosperity, growth and perpetuation of the family
Apple - 'Ping' sound like the word for peace. Always associated with peace and harmony
Bamboo - longevity and good health
Celery (kai choi) - deligence
Charcoal - a happy post martial life for the bride
Chicken - form part of the symbolism of the dragon and phoenix in Chinese Wedding as it symbolize a good marriage and the coming together of families
Chinese Garlic Chives - eternity
Clogs - career advancement
Duck - represent fidelity in Chinese culture
Eggs - symbolize fertility (after a baby is born, parent will pass out hard boiled eggs to announce the birth; the number of eggs presented depends on the sex of the child; an even number for a girl and an odd number for a boy)
Fish (yu) - sounds like the word for riches and abundance and it is believed that eating fish will help your wishes come true in the year to come.
Garlic - new opportunities coming your way. Sound similar to "counting lots of money"
Grapes - plenty of good things to come and bring success in the near future. It helps to turn bad luck into good luck. More fertility and good infant luck
Honey Dates - intimate love
Leaf Lettuce or endive (sang choi) - vitality
Lime - 'Kat' sound like prosperity
Lotus - 'Lian Hua' in Chinese is a universal symbol of purity and enlightenment. Symbolizes good fortune secured through generations
Lotus Roots (lin ngau) with roots intact and plenty of tubercles - the prosperous offspring desired by the couple as well as longevity of both the couple and their family
Lotus Seeds - blessing with many sons
Multi descendant doll - a prosperous offspring
Noodles - symbol longevity
Oyster (ho shi) - means "good things"
'Pak Hap' - perfect harmony for a hundred years
Peanut - sound like growth. Life pursuits to grow and prosper
Peony (mou tan) - flower of riches and honor, love and affection, feminine beauty and amorous feeling of youth
Pineapple - luck coming your way. Excellent wealth, fortune and prosperity
Pomelo - an ancestor of the grapefruit signifies abundance, as the Chinese word sounds like "to have"
Pumpkin - abundance, prosperity and good descendant luck
Red Cloth - good luck
Sandals - the newly weds clothing
Shrimp (ha) - sound like someone laughing; for happiness and well being
Some Grains - sufficient food
Spring Onion - intelligence
Sticky Rice Cake (nian gao) - sound the same as high. Meaning of attaining greater prosperity and ranking in position
Tong Yuen - a perfect communal relationship
Winter Bamboo Shoots - a symbol of wealth
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5 Bat (Chinese fuk - wu fuk) - wealth, health, longevity, virtuous life and natural death
5 kind of Seeds - prosperity, growth and perpetuation of the family
Apple - 'Ping' sound like the word for peace. Always associated with peace and harmony
Bamboo - longevity and good health
Celery (kai choi) - deligence
Charcoal - a happy post martial life for the bride
Chicken - form part of the symbolism of the dragon and phoenix in Chinese Wedding as it symbolize a good marriage and the coming together of families
Chinese Garlic Chives - eternity
Clogs - career advancement
Duck - represent fidelity in Chinese culture
Eggs - symbolize fertility (after a baby is born, parent will pass out hard boiled eggs to announce the birth; the number of eggs presented depends on the sex of the child; an even number for a girl and an odd number for a boy)
Fish (yu) - sounds like the word for riches and abundance and it is believed that eating fish will help your wishes come true in the year to come.
Garlic - new opportunities coming your way. Sound similar to "counting lots of money"
Grapes - plenty of good things to come and bring success in the near future. It helps to turn bad luck into good luck. More fertility and good infant luck
Honey Dates - intimate love
Leaf Lettuce or endive (sang choi) - vitality
Lime - 'Kat' sound like prosperity
Lotus - 'Lian Hua' in Chinese is a universal symbol of purity and enlightenment. Symbolizes good fortune secured through generations
Lotus Roots (lin ngau) with roots intact and plenty of tubercles - the prosperous offspring desired by the couple as well as longevity of both the couple and their family
Lotus Seeds - blessing with many sons
Multi descendant doll - a prosperous offspring
Noodles - symbol longevity
Oyster (ho shi) - means "good things"
'Pak Hap' - perfect harmony for a hundred years
Peanut - sound like growth. Life pursuits to grow and prosper
Peony (mou tan) - flower of riches and honor, love and affection, feminine beauty and amorous feeling of youth
Pineapple - luck coming your way. Excellent wealth, fortune and prosperity
Pomelo - an ancestor of the grapefruit signifies abundance, as the Chinese word sounds like "to have"
Pumpkin - abundance, prosperity and good descendant luck
Red Cloth - good luck
Sandals - the newly weds clothing
Shrimp (ha) - sound like someone laughing; for happiness and well being
Some Grains - sufficient food
Spring Onion - intelligence
Sticky Rice Cake (nian gao) - sound the same as high. Meaning of attaining greater prosperity and ranking in position
Tong Yuen - a perfect communal relationship
Winter Bamboo Shoots - a symbol of wealth
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THE ANALOGIES OF WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
The 1st year - the paper anniversary for newly wed and the marriage is as thin as the paper
The 2nd year - the cotton anniversary still swaying like the willow leafs
The 3rd year - the leather anniversary gets a little tougher
The 4th year - the silk anniversary closely knitted to each other
The 5th year - the wood anniversary beginning to get solid
The 6th year - the metal anniversary becoming as solid as metal
The 7th year - the copper anniversary becoming likes copper. More solid then metal and do not rust
The 8th year - the ceramic anniversary becoming hard and beautiful likes ceramic
The 9th year - the willow anniversary as likes willow, not breakable despite of strong wind and heavy rain
The 10th year - the pewter anniversary as like pewter, soft and tough. Not easily breakable
The 11th year - the steel anniversary is more solid than copper and metal. Do not rust easily
The 12th year - the chain anniversary like an iron chain, interlocking each other
The 13th year - the lace anniversary not only it is tough, it is also beautiful
The 14th year - the ivory anniversary like the ivory, it glows and gets more beautiful through the passage of time
The 15th year - the crystal anniversary shinny and spotless like a crystal
The 20th year - the porcelain anniversary smooth, shinny and spotless
The 25th year - the silver anniversary becomes very valuable over a long period of time. It's the biggest occasion since the wedding
The 30th year - the pearl anniversary round and mellowed likes a pearl, beautiful and valuable
The 35th year - the coral anniversary bright red and elegant
The 40th year - the ruby anniversary elegant and far to reach
The 45th year - the sapphire anniversary even more precious than ruby
The 50th year - the golden anniversary. This is the 2nd biggest occasion after the 1st. By this time the off springs have all grown up and the occasion will be more joyous
The 55th year - emerald anniversary. It is now like emerald and is a priceless treasure
The 60th year - the diamond anniversary. It is the most valuable anniversary and is a rare occasion in life
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The 2nd year - the cotton anniversary still swaying like the willow leafs
The 3rd year - the leather anniversary gets a little tougher
The 4th year - the silk anniversary closely knitted to each other
The 5th year - the wood anniversary beginning to get solid
The 6th year - the metal anniversary becoming as solid as metal
The 7th year - the copper anniversary becoming likes copper. More solid then metal and do not rust
The 8th year - the ceramic anniversary becoming hard and beautiful likes ceramic
The 9th year - the willow anniversary as likes willow, not breakable despite of strong wind and heavy rain
The 10th year - the pewter anniversary as like pewter, soft and tough. Not easily breakable
The 11th year - the steel anniversary is more solid than copper and metal. Do not rust easily
The 12th year - the chain anniversary like an iron chain, interlocking each other
The 13th year - the lace anniversary not only it is tough, it is also beautiful
The 14th year - the ivory anniversary like the ivory, it glows and gets more beautiful through the passage of time
The 15th year - the crystal anniversary shinny and spotless like a crystal
The 20th year - the porcelain anniversary smooth, shinny and spotless
The 25th year - the silver anniversary becomes very valuable over a long period of time. It's the biggest occasion since the wedding
The 30th year - the pearl anniversary round and mellowed likes a pearl, beautiful and valuable
The 35th year - the coral anniversary bright red and elegant
The 40th year - the ruby anniversary elegant and far to reach
The 45th year - the sapphire anniversary even more precious than ruby
The 50th year - the golden anniversary. This is the 2nd biggest occasion after the 1st. By this time the off springs have all grown up and the occasion will be more joyous
The 55th year - emerald anniversary. It is now like emerald and is a priceless treasure
The 60th year - the diamond anniversary. It is the most valuable anniversary and is a rare occasion in life
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Friday, February 19, 2010
FUK LUK SHOU
Fuk Luk Sau is a very famous Chinese trinity of deities who represent prosperity, authority and longevity correspondingly. They are usually represented together and are know to attract health, wealth and prosperity to those who keep them and to the environment where they are.
FUK is the deity of wealth and prosperity. He is represented wearing a red robe and his place is on the right of Luk. FUK would help you improving your income and being wealthy, as well as it would attract prosperity for all those who live in the house or space where it is placed.
LUK is the deity which stands in the center and symbolizes power and authority.
The deity named SAU symbolizes longevity and is represented carrying nectar in a bottle.
Together, FUK, LUK and SAU are a very strong power that attracts weakth, health and prosperity all together.
Fuk Luk Sau should be placed at the dining room or the living room. It is important that they are placed on a high table, never on a low one. They are ideal to be placed at a person's back, giving protection and support. This is ideal, for example, for placing them in the car at the back window, since it would bring you security and protection while driving.
According to Chinese traditions, these three gods or deities contain the spirits of wealth, health and happiness and there are many legends that talk about them. You can place them at any environment, your house or office and attract the attribbbutes and benefits they represent by placing them at a correct spot.
If you wish to improve your health, be happier, or become more prosperous, Fuk Luk Sau would be a great help for you. According to feng shui and the Chinese culture, they would not only help you achieving such goals but also maintaining them in order for you to have a steady health, prosperity and happinsee through time.
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