What is the symbol of luck in China?

6-3 times 6, this number also represents luck, just as Pythagoras showed in his mathematical theory, but the so-called luck here is opportunity. China's hot use of six dice in Liu Yi divination can predict whether a person has good luck.

Eight-In China, the number related to luck is actually eight, which has a very positive significance in Buddhism, Taoism and even Japanese Shintoism.

Magpie is regarded as a pest in Europe, but in folklore, it often appears on greeting cards of China people, symbolizing the arrival of good luck or good news. People believe that its cry is to announce a friend's visit.

Orange is a symbol of good luck in China, and people in China have the custom of eating oranges on the second day of the Lunar New Year. The ancients believed that orange was related to luxury, and its sunny color made it the "golden apple" in Greek mythology. It is said that it was placed in the paradise-like Fukushima, and it was guarded by a dragon.

Red-in symbolism, red is the most positive color because it is closely related to happiness, vitality and life. Red represents good luck in China, and it was the color in the Zhou Dynasty (BC 1045-256).

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