?, pronounced as: wàn, expresses auspicious meaning; … Pronunciation is: fú or wàn: It is a collection of auspicious virtues.

? is a spell of many tribes in ancient times, which appeared in the history of ancient India, Persia, Greece, Egypt, Troy and other countries. At first, people regarded it as a symbol of the sun or fire, and later it was generally regarded as an auspicious and eternal symbol. This word is pronounced in Sanskrit as "the moment when the room is full of benefits", which means "auspicious sea and clouds", that is, an auspicious symbol presented between the sea and the sky.

Classical meaning:

? or ? is an auspicious symbol of ancient Indian religion. Wu Zetian in Tang Dynasty in China defined the swastika as right-handed, with the pronunciation of "Wan" and the meaning of "the collection of auspicious virtues" (Wu Zetian used swastika or swastika before Tang Dynasty). In the traditional patterns of China, there are thousands of words that use this symbol.

the swastika has a long history in Eurasia, and the swastika's shape is based on the cross, and its four arms are selected to turn 9 to the left and right. Generally speaking, the swastika can be drawn straight or inclined at an angle of 45. In the Indian prototype of the swastika, each of the four strokes also includes a point that the swastika is right-handed and the swastika is left-handed.