? Throw? Liang Ji? word

In the old days in the countryside, jiaozi, zongzi, steamed bread and rice cakes were thrown at Liang, which meant that life was rich and family business was prosperous. When throwing a beam, if you want to say something auspicious, there is no fixed format and you can play it at will, but it usually rhymes with catchy words.

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Throw jiaozi to the east, and it will get redder and redder.

Throw jiaozi to the south and raise a son to be the champion.

Throw jiaozi to the west and have a daughter, Cecil.

Throw dumplings to the north, and treasures will pile up like mountains.

Throw the dumplings high, and the lotus fruit turns white and bordeaux. (meaning good luck, the earth becomes a gold ingot. )

Jiaozi throw low, delicacies can't eat. (Too late to eat, too much meaning)

Throw Liang jiaozi far away and pick up a big gold brick on the road.

Throw jiaozi near, and your house will be built three stories.

I'll throw jiaozi to you. There are new clothes and rice in the cupboard.

Leave it to me to marry a good wife in the Ming Dynasty.

(gu? Ice finishing)