Hair and hair are concentric, and the comb is a gift.
In ancient China, sending a comb meant ordering for life, hoping to grow old with you.
Sending a comb represents a lifetime of entanglement, which means knotting hair.
It means to book for life privately.
In ancient times, women had the custom of combing their hair by their families before marriage. The so-called "one comb to the end, two combs of white hair, Qi Mei, three combs of grandchildren" not only contains the good wishes of family members, but also conveys their love. So many places have the custom of sending combs on Tanabata.
There are several ways to send combs:
1. The comb stands for acacia, which means the other person misses you very much!
Combing your hair every day also represents its closeness to you, which means growing old together!
3. Combs also represent love. In ancient times, they generally meant making promises!
4. Combs also represent health and happiness! Sweep away troubles, open your heart and comb your hair will give people spirit and confidence!
There is also a saying that combs can't send friends, which means breaking up. If you send a lover, you will grow old together! Don't give girls combs and hairpins easily, that's a knot ... once they can't be together, it will be a knot in her heart forever.