What does the bell mean?

In western festivals, bells symbolize peace and tranquility; In ancient China, the bell was considered to have the function of exorcism, and it was widely used in various superstitious activities such as geomantic omen in ancient China.

The significance of the bell is that it can make a sound when it moves, so as to send a message to others, symbolizing being by your side at any time. The bell worn by the girl symbolizes peace and tranquility. It symbolizes the yearning for lovers or friends. When the wind blows the bell, there will be a sound, which sounds like missing each other. In ancient China, a clock hung at the entrance of a temple. This is because bells can ward off evil spirits, so they can also protect themselves.

Features:

Spherical or oblate, with an opening at the lower or middle, with metal balls or pebbles of different sizes, which are brought by mules and horses, played by children and used as clothes. Some bells are bell-shaped, with a small metal hammer hanging inside, which makes a cool sound when they collide when vibrating.

The chime originated in England, and the bronze chime in China has a lot to do with the exquisite chime. A musical instrument made of metal. Small as a bell, there are two kinds. A cool sound hung on the body with a small copper tongue or metal pill, such as the clock used by Chinese national bands; The other, no tongue, uses a single symbol or two bells to knock the pronunciation, which is also called "ringing the bell", such as most wind chimes.