What do fingers and dustpan represent?

Everyone's fingerprints are different. The one with a closed circle in the middle is called a dustpan. If the mouth sticks out, it is called a dustpan. At that time, there was a folk saying that more money was accumulated by more money, so using children's songs to express it was also to praise more money.

Jianye district's Count Your Fingers: "One finger is clever, two fingers are good, three fingers pick straw, five fingers are poor, six fingers are rich, seven fingers are pawnbrokers, and nine fingers are scholars.

"Counting Songs" circulated in Qinhuai District: "One clever, two clumsy, three or four tongue-butting, five or six riding a flower horse, seven or eight first, nine or nine short of ten.

Others call the tendon on their fingers "Luo". From the perspective of modern science, people's wealth and poverty have nothing to do with Luo, but Luo's simple idea of gathering wealth reflected in old songs also reflects people's yearning for a happy life.