Article 42 What does it mean to sign up for swimming?

Article 42 signing a contract to swim in fish and water means that the population at home is safe, going in and out of Geely, finding things, getting rich, and pedestrians want to come.

Signature introduction:

Refers to superstitious people who draw lots in front of the Buddha to predict good or bad luck. It is a folk custom in China, and it is also one of the forms of divination. At present, Taoist temples, temples and folk temples have mostly placed sign boxes for people to draw and ask for directions.

Explanation of words:

Refers to superstitious people who draw lots in front of the Buddha for good or bad luck. Li Qingyu's "Love in My Heart, Realizing Cheating": "When an official asks for a visa, it is said that marriage is marriage, but there are villains in the middle who want to marry skillfully." Yuan Mei in Qing Dynasty wrote "Qiu Wenda in New Qi Xie is a water god": "I am the water god of Yanziji, and I am now restored. After my death, you will send the coffin back to Jiangxi, and you will have to go through this rocky area. You have to apply for a visa at Guandi Temple. "

The first episode of Heroes of Children: "Mrs. An is anxious to burn incense, eat free food, beg for a sign and make a wish, and is restless." Duanmu Hongliang's Butterfly Dream: "In April, they went to the temple to ask for a visa with piety and blessings."

Development history:

It is difficult to determine when the signature activity started. According to the 9th century "Jade Pot and Flower Green", Lu Duoxun, the prime minister of the Five Dynasties, went to Yunyang Temple for a visa when he was young, and it was later fulfilled.

In Yizhou in the Tang Dynasty, it is said that a witch named Guan Shan Ju Ji used 49 thin bamboo pieces to predict good or bad luck. Because Lu Duoxun was born in the late Tang Dynasty, there was a sign on the altar when he was young. Coupled with the spread of closed mountain settlements, it is inferred that the activities of seeking visas appeared at the latest in the late Tang Dynasty.

Due to different traditional factors, different places and temples have different visa application methods. Mainly as follows:

Shake the label tube and wait for the first label to fall off; Drawing tubes allow people to draw labels directly; Labels with relatively high head positions; After reform and evolution, the original practice of engraving poems into labels has changed slightly.

At present, most temples print their autographs (poems) on tissue paper elsewhere. Taoist believers extract labels, check the number of stems and branches on the labels, and extract the corresponding poem signing paper to get the answers to related poems.