What does it mean that Tai Sui Fu is wrapped in red cloth?

Tai sui fu wrapped in red cloth is a common feng shui product. Its function is to exorcise evil spirits in towns and houses and protect family safety. According to legend, Tai Sui is a kind of god, which dominates the good and bad luck every year. If Tai Sui offended, it would bring something ominous. In the traditional culture of China, red is a symbol of auspiciousness, jubilation and blessing. Therefore, the traditional symbol is usually wrapped in red cloth for the blessing and good luck of the gods.

In fact, the use of traditional clothes wrapped in red cloth is very simple. Just wrap the paper in a red cloth and tie it with a red line, and then put it in the place where the town house needs to ward off evil spirits, such as the door, living room and bedroom at home. In addition, it is necessary to change the symbol of Tai Sui once a year before the spring to ensure the lasting effect of exorcism in the town house.

The cultural significance of putting red cloth on traditional clothes can also be extended to many fields of China traditional culture. For example, during the Spring Festival, people will give red envelopes to give their blessings. And red envelopes have a special meaning, that is, "lucky money", in order to increase lucky money. At the same time, in weddings, birthday banquets and other occasions, we will also see the application of red, because red is considered as a color that can ward off evil spirits, pray for blessings, increase auspicious atmosphere and bring good luck to people.