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There is a widely circulated story about New Year's money. In ancient times, there was a kind of little demon called "祟". In the evening of the 30th year, he came out to touch the head of the sleeping child in his hands. The child was often scared to cry, and then he had a headache and became a fool. Therefore, every family is sitting on the light and not sleeping on this day, called "Suddenly." Is a couple, who are old and old, are regarded as babies of heart and liver. By thirty nights, they were afraid of "sting" to harm their children, and they took out eight copper coins to play with their children. When the child was tired and fell asleep, they wrapped eight copper coins with red paper under the child's pillow, and the couple did not dare to look at each other. In the middle of the night, a gust of wind blew open the door and extinguished the lights. As soon as the "sneaky" reached out to touch the child's head, the pillow burst into a flash, and the "sneaky" escaped. The next day, the couple told everyone about the eight copper coins with red paper bags. After everyone learned to do it, the child would be too peaceful. The original eight copper coins were transformed by Eight Immortals, which secretly protected children. Because of the homophonic "岁" and "years old", it gradually evolved into "New Year's Money". In the Ming and Qing dynasties, "wearing money with color ropes was compiled as a dragon shape, which is called the New Year's money. Therefore, some places call the child's money for "string money". In modern times, it has evolved into a red paper bag and a hundred texts. A silver dollar is placed in the adult red paper bag, which means "a thousand profits." After the currency was changed to banknotes, the elders liked to go to the bank to redeem the new banknotes connected by the ticket number to the children, and wish the children "rising again and again." (There are also versions below) ... Way "New Year's Money" comes from? Legend has two. One said, originated from the ancient "shock". It is said that there was a kind of fierce beast called "year" in the ancient times. On the night of 365 days, it was necessary to come out to hurt human animals and crops. Children are scared, and adults drive the "year" with the sound of bamboo ranging, and comfort the child with food, which is "shocking." For a long time, it has evolved into a currency -based food, and in Song, there would be "coaxing money". According to Shi Zai, Wang Shaozi Nanzheng, because he was carried by the bad guy and exclaimed on the way, was rescued by the emperor's car. It will not develop into "New Year's Money" in the future. I said that it first appeared in the Tang Dynasty palace, when there was a wind of scattered money in the palace. Wang Renyu in the "Kaiyuan Tianbao Religion": Tang Xuanzong Tianbao, "Inner court concubine, every spring, each of the three people from the ban, three to five people throw money as a drama." Wang Jian contained in "Gong Words": "Square makeup powder is not tomorrow, and the Zhaoyang flower tree is established. In the spring, people are white, and the library is scattered first and money." From the spring day "throwing money as a play", to "scattered and money", and then developing To give "money -washing money". According to Sima Guang's "Zi Zhi Tong Jian", when Yang Guifei gave birth to a child, "Xuanzong looked at it and presented to the concubine to wash his money" to drive evil with congratulations. As of Song and Yuan, a folk custom is formed. It is combined with the Spring Festival on the first day of the first month to form an early "New Year's Money". But there was no currency that was circulating at that time, but only a special "New Year's money". It in the Qing Dynasty, children were celebrated. In the Republic of China, there was a popular red paper bag for 100 copper yuan to show "long life". After the founding of the People's Republic of China, we only used banknotes to show blessings. During the Chinese New Year, the people of the people had red paper for their juniors. The customs are called New Year's money. In the old days, the money was made of hundreds of copper coins with red lines, and its long -lived one -year -old meaning was made into auspicious shapes such as catfish, interested or dragon -shaped. The legend has a long time ago, there is a little monster called "sulfur". It comes out late at night and likes to touch the child head to sleep with his hands. The child is often scared to cry. On the next day, it was either a headache or awareness or a nerd. People with children who had children did not dare to sleep. There are two couples who have a baby son in their fifties. Bayxian passed the place here. It was difficult to count the child. Eight Immortals turned into eight copper coins and kept beside the child. After the child fell asleep, the couple packed a packet of copper coins with red paper, put them beside the child's pillow, and blow out the lamp to bed. In the middle of the night, "snoring" came out, just reached out to touch the child's head, and the pillow sent a flash of glittering, scaring the "sneak" and hurried away. The next day the old couple told the neighbors with copper coins in red paper. In the future, the family did not follow up, and gradually evolved into "New Year's money". Whenever the Spring Festival, the elders often need to give the juniors money, and use more new banknotes with a lot of continuous numbers. What are the customs with strong festivals, why use new banknotes with continuous numbers, I am afraid there are few people. Know. The New Year's money has a long history. In ancient times, it was called "I am hating money", "overwhelming money", "holding money", "bossing old money", etc. In the coin series, it was attributed to spending money. As early as the Han Dynasty, the New Year's money had appeared, with a round round hole and a round square hole, and the front of the money was mostly auspicious text, such as "going to remove murder", "Fushan Shouhai", "Longevity and Rich", "Strong Body" Healthy "and so on, there are also Qian Wen, the back is auspicious patterns, such as" Beidou Seven Stars "," Turtle Snake "," Zodiac "and other decorations. During the Tang Dynasty, the court prevailed in the Spring Festival. As a spring day, he worshiped each other in the palace. At that time, the customs that had not worshiped the New Year in the people at that time. After the Song and Yuan Dynasties, the Spring Festival was designated as the first day of the first month of the first month. In the age of the year, the New Year's money records: "Type the line with the color rope, compiled as a dragon shape, placed on the foot of the bed, which is called the New Year's money. During the period of New Year's money and the juniors. During the Republic of China, Fang Kongyuan's money was basically canceled, and the elders used red paper to pay for one hundred copper coins as the New Year's money. The new paper banknotes of the company given to the juniors have the meaning of "good luck, good luck, and high rise", which has continued to this day to this day. Then, then, then
There is a widely circulated story about New Year's money. In ancient times, there was a kind of little demon called "祟". In the evening of the 30th year, he came out to touch the head of the sleeping child in his hands. The child was often scared to cry, and then he had a headache and became a fool. Therefore, every family is sitting on the light and not sleeping on this day, called "Suddenly."
Is a couple, who are old and old, are regarded as babies of heart and liver. By thirty nights, they were afraid of "sting" to harm their children, and they took out eight copper coins to play with their children. When the child was tired and fell asleep, they wrapped eight copper coins with red paper under the child's pillow, and the couple did not dare to look at each other. In the middle of the night, a gust of wind blew open the door and extinguished the lights. As soon as the "sneaky" reached out to touch the child's head, the pillow burst into a flash, and the "sneaky" escaped. The next day, the couple told everyone about the eight copper coins with red paper bags. After everyone learned to do it, the child would be too peaceful.
The original eight copper coins were transformed by Eight Immortals, which secretly protected children. Because of the homophonic "岁" and "years old", it gradually evolved into "New Year's Money". In the Ming and Qing dynasties, "wearing money with color ropes was compiled as a dragon shape, which is called the New Year's money. Therefore, some places call the child's money for "string money". In modern times, it has evolved into a red paper bag and a hundred texts. A silver dollar is placed in the adult red paper bag, which means "a thousand profits." After the currency was changed to banknotes, the elders liked to go to the bank to redeem the new banknotes connected by the ticket number to the children, and wish the children "rising again and again." (There are also versions below) ...
Way "New Year's Money" comes from? Legend has two. One said, originated from the ancient "shock". It is said that there was a kind of fierce beast called "year" in the ancient times. On the night of 365 days, it was necessary to come out to hurt human animals and crops. Children are scared, and adults drive the "year" with the sound of bamboo ranging, and comfort the child with food, which is "shocking." For a long time, it has evolved into a currency -based food, and in Song, there would be "coaxing money". According to Shi Zai, Wang Shaozi Nanzheng, because he was carried by the bad guy and exclaimed on the way, was rescued by the emperor's car. It will not develop into "New Year's Money" in the future.
I said that it first appeared in the Tang Dynasty palace, when there was a wind of scattered money in the palace. Wang Renyu in the "Kaiyuan Tianbao Religion": Tang Xuanzong Tianbao, "Inner court concubine, every spring, each of the three people from the ban, three to five people throw money as a drama." Wang Jian contained in "Gong Words": "Square makeup powder is not tomorrow, and the Zhaoyang flower tree is established. In the spring, people are white, and the library is scattered first and money." From the spring day "throwing money as a play", to "scattered and money", and then developing To give "money -washing money". According to Sima Guang's "Zi Zhi Tong Jian", when Yang Guifei gave birth to a child, "Xuanzong looked at it and presented to the concubine to wash his money" to drive evil with congratulations. As of Song and Yuan, a folk custom is formed. It is combined with the Spring Festival on the first day of the first month to form an early "New Year's Money". But there was no currency that was circulating at that time, but only a special "New Year's money".
It in the Qing Dynasty, children were celebrated. In the Republic of China, there was a popular red paper bag for 100 copper yuan to show "long life". After the founding of the People's Republic of China, we only used banknotes to show blessings.
During the Chinese New Year, the people of the people had red paper for their juniors. The customs are called New Year's money. In the old days, the money was made of hundreds of copper coins with red lines, and its long -lived one -year -old meaning was made into auspicious shapes such as catfish, interested or dragon -shaped.
The legend has a long time ago, there is a little monster called "sulfur". It comes out late at night and likes to touch the child head to sleep with his hands. The child is often scared to cry. On the next day, it was either a headache or awareness or a nerd. People with children who had children did not dare to sleep. There are two couples who have a baby son in their fifties. Bayxian passed the place here. It was difficult to count the child. Eight Immortals turned into eight copper coins and kept beside the child. After the child fell asleep, the couple packed a packet of copper coins with red paper, put them beside the child's pillow, and blow out the lamp to bed. In the middle of the night, "snoring" came out, just reached out to touch the child's head, and the pillow sent a flash of glittering, scaring the "sneak" and hurried away. The next day the old couple told the neighbors with copper coins in red paper. In the future, the family did not follow up, and gradually evolved into "New Year's money".
Whenever the Spring Festival, the elders often need to give the juniors money, and use more new banknotes with a lot of continuous numbers. What are the customs with strong festivals, why use new banknotes with continuous numbers, I am afraid there are few people. Know.
The New Year's money has a long history. In ancient times, it was called "I am hating money", "overwhelming money", "holding money", "bossing old money", etc. In the coin series, it was attributed to spending money. As early as the Han Dynasty, the New Year's money had appeared, with a round round hole and a round square hole, and the front of the money was mostly auspicious text, such as "going to remove murder", "Fushan Shouhai", "Longevity and Rich", "Strong Body" Healthy "and so on, there are also Qian Wen, the back is auspicious patterns, such as" Beidou Seven Stars "," Turtle Snake "," Zodiac "and other decorations. During the Tang Dynasty, the court prevailed in the Spring Festival. As a spring day, he worshiped each other in the palace. At that time, the customs that had not worshiped the New Year in the people at that time. After the Song and Yuan Dynasties, the Spring Festival was designated as the first day of the first month of the first month. In the age of the year, the New Year's money records: "Type the line with the color rope, compiled as a dragon shape, placed on the foot of the bed, which is called the New Year's money. During the period of New Year's money and the juniors. During the Republic of China, Fang Kongyuan's money was basically canceled, and the elders used red paper to pay for one hundred copper coins as the New Year's money. The new paper banknotes of the company given to the juniors have the meaning of "good luck, good luck, and high rise", which has continued to this day to this day. Then, then, then