The weapon "Ruyi Ruyi" originally refers to a kind of weapon, which was originally a weapon in the Yellow Emperor period and was also a weapon of Taoism, Confucianism and Buddhism. So far, we will take good luck and all the best as holiday congratulations. In the Book of Jade of the Emperor, the magic weapon used by the Yellow Emperor in the battle against Chiyou is called Ruyi, which looks like a flower bone.

At that time, there were only two religions in China, Confucianism and Taoism, and Buddhist scriptures were foreign religions. Buddhism in Xia Hou, China absorbed and integrated traditional culture and beliefs, and was regarded as a tool because of its satisfactory name. Taoism, on the other hand, takes Ruyi as a utensil, but Ruyi is shaped like Ganoderma lucidum, or its center is round, and it is shaped by the profound meaning of the Trinity.

Ganoderma lucidum ruyi originated from the fairy picture. In the picture, Zhang and two fairies are standing under the flat peach tree, one fairy is holding ruyi, and cranes are playing in the bamboo forest. In traditional culture, flat peaches, cranes and ganoderma lucidum are all symbols of longevity.

The army likes iron wishful thinking, and the people make the handle end of wishful thinking into a curved arc as a scratching tool. Then there is the word "satisfaction", because tickling just expresses the comfortable feeling. Later, after the development and transformation of past dynasties, Ruyi has been transformed into a symbol of beauty and St. Regis.

Since the Qing dynasty entered the customs, the first generation of monarchs liked it and were sought after by the Manchu royal family. In Qing dynasty, Ruyi was one or two feet long, and the end was in the shape of ganoderma lucidum or clouds. Later, monarchs or relatives of the royal family or wealthy families spent a lot of money to create novel styles, including jade, gold, silver wire, inscriptions, all kinds of jewelry, crystals, amber, poplar and so on.

Ordinary people, giving or giving their best wishes to each other, all mean giving good wishes to each other and passing on Regis to each other. Usually, copper, iron, bamboo and wood are given to each other, which is also a gift from the elders to the younger generation to express their wishes for a smooth life and a gift from unmarried couples.

In the imperial palace of the Qing Dynasty, when the monarch and empress dowager met with knighthood or officials and their families, they would give or give each other whatever they wanted. Ruyi is also graded, such as jade jewelry, gold and silver wire, bamboo and wood. Whenever there are important festivals, such as the birthdays and festivals of the monarch and the queen mother, and sealing the queen and concubines, the monarch and the queen mother will give them blessings. As usual, there are also regulations that require courtiers and royal relatives to make sacrifices to the monarch and queen mother.