At present, the word "fu" is first seen in.

The word "Fu" was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions.

Fu is a commonly used Chinese character, pronounced as fú, which was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Its original meaning is (ancestor's) blessing, that is, "bless the grandfather" in Shuo Wen Jie Zi. Later, it was extended to wealth and longevity.

Early characters have the characteristics of pictographs and strong pictographs. The word "Fu" in Oracle Bone Inscriptions is a combination of meaningful words, which is related to sacrifice and prayer. There are 50 configurations recorded in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Evolution of the character "Fu": The character "Fu" was first seen in Oracle Bone Inscriptions. Early characters have the characteristics of pictographs and strong pictographs.

Fu is the oldest, most auspicious and most popular Chinese character in China. Five thousand years of Chinese civilization, there is a word throughout, and that is the word "fu". Guan Tong, a contemporary scholar of Fu culture, pointed out that a word "Fu" entrusted people with their yearning for a happy life and a bright future; It is also the ultimate pursuit of a complete and harmonious life.

The meaning of the word "fu":

In ancient times, sacrifices were made to seek the blessing of God or ancestors. For example, in Zuo Zhuan's Ten Years of Zhuang Gong, it is said that "small faith is not a blessing, but God is a blessing", which means that Xiao Cheng has not reached the point of honesty and touching, and God will not bless him.

After the sacrifice, sacrifices (wine and meat) should be given to others as "blessing" and "returning to blessing" respectively, which leads to the meaning of "blessing" and is used as a noun, which is the common meaning of the word "blessing" today.

Han Feizi, a philosopher in the Warring States period, thought that "a long life is a blessing". It is often said in ancient books that people's "Five Blessingg" is: 1. Longevity; 2. Abundance; 3. Improvement of moral character; 5. Completion of exams. People often say that the Complete Works of Five Blessingg refers to these contents.

Guan Tong revised, supplemented and reinterpreted the connotation of the ancient Chinese character "Fu", and expounded the contemporary significance and standards of a happy life, namely wealth, virtue, well-being, pursuit and a good end.