Don’t worry about giving gifts during the Spring Festival. These mascots are the best choice!

Lucky Items for Spring Festival Gifts - Ancient Coins:

Placing ancient coins at home can help attract wealth, while wearing them on your body is beneficial to your fortune and safety. The most commonly used ancient coins are the "Five Emperors' Ancient Coins". The "Five Emperors" refer to the reign titles of the five most prosperous emperors of the Qing Dynasty: "Shunzhi", "Kangxi", "Yongzheng", "Qianlong" and "Jiaqing".

The Chinese New Year gift mascot - gourd:

The gourd can be used to cure diseases. Just hang it in front of the patient's bed or place it on the patient's side. Hanging a gourd outside the front door can help protect the safety of people inside the house. The gourd can be a natural dried bottle gourd or a copper gourd. But please note that copper ware is not necessarily suitable for everyone; it depends on your five elements.

Chinese New Year gift mascot - vase:

The word “ping” in “vase” is homophonic with the word “ping” in “peace”. Suitable for placement at home or in the office. Placing a vase at home represents family safety. Placing vases in the company represents the health of employees. But remember not to place the vase in the peach blossom position, otherwise it will become an object that attracts peach blossoms.

The mascot of Spring Festival gift giving - bamboo tree:

It means "bamboo brings peace". So in the countryside, people like to plant bamboo trees in front of their doors. Even if you don't grow bamboo trees, you can still use asparagus fern or lucky bamboo instead. Plus, if you use a vase to place it, you can achieve the effect of "bamboo brings peace", because "ping" (peace) and "ping" (peace) have the same pronunciation.

Lunar New Year gift mascot - Ruyi:

The "Lu" star of the three stars of fortune, wealth and longevity holds a ruyi in its hand. "Lu" means salary. In ancient times, it was mostly used to congratulate people on their promotion, advancement and wealth, so even modern people can use it to congratulate friends on their promotion. "Ruyi" means "getting what you wish for" and "everything goes as you wish", so it can also be used in other congratulatory occasions.

The mascot for Spring Festival gift giving - Wenchang Tower:

It is usually placed in the Wenchang position or on the desk at home, so that children can concentrate on their studies and have a quick mind. It can also be placed near the desk, which is especially beneficial for clerical workers. It can increase work efficiency, make things more efficient and gain appreciation from superiors.

The Chinese New Year gift mascot - brush:

In Feng Shui, the hexagram of Wenchang is tall and pointed, while the tip of a brush is pointed and the pen is long, so the brush fits the hexagram of Wenchang. Try hanging one or four brushes near your desk or study and see if you feel that you are much smarter than before.

The mascot of Spring Festival gift-giving - Peony:

Since ancient times, peony has been regarded as a symbol of "wealth". During every New Year, Chinese families always like to place a few pots of peonies, which symbolizes "prosperity and prosperity".

Chinese New Year gift mascot - landscape painting:

“山” means a backer, and can also refer to noble people, talents, and people. "Water" means wealth, mostly referring to wealth and salary. Therefore, landscape paintings can be placed in offices or homes. Placing it at home means prosperity of both population and wealth. Placing it in the office will be beneficial to work and interpersonal relationships.