How did the New Year's money come, what do you mean

How does the New Year's money come? There are two kinds of speeches on the origin of the New Year's money: First, there is a widely circulated story. In ancient times, there was a kind of little demon called "祟". In the evening of the 30th year, he came out to touch the head of the sleeping child in his hands. The child was often scared to cry, and then he had a headache and became a fool. Therefore, every family is sitting on the light and not sleeping on this day, called "Suddenly." There is a couple who are old and old, and are regarded as babies of heart and liver. By thirty nights, they were afraid of "sting" to harm their children, and they took out eight copper coins to play with their children. When the child was tired and fell asleep, they wrapped eight copper coins with red paper under the child's pillow, and the couple did not dare to look at each other. In the middle of the night, a gust of wind blew open the door and extinguished the lights. As soon as the "sneaky" reached out to touch the child's head, the pillow burst into a flash, and the "sneaky" escaped. The next day, the couple told everyone about the eight copper coins with red paper bags. After everyone learned to do it, the child would be too peaceful. It turned out that the eight copper coins were transformed by Eight Immortals and secretly protected their children. Because of the homophonic "岁" and "years old", it gradually evolved into "New Year's Money". In the Ming and Qing dynasties, "wearing money with color ropes was compiled as a dragon shape, which is called the New Year's money. Therefore, some places call the child's money for "string money". In modern times, it has evolved into a red paper bag and a hundred texts. A silver dollar is placed in the adult red paper bag, which means "a thousand profits." After the currency was changed to banknotes, the elders liked to go to the bank to redeem the new banknotes connected by the ticket number to the children, and wish the children "rising again and again." Another kind of speaking is that in history, the old customs have children, and each family has children, using plates, boxes and other appliances, fruits and food, and presented each other. Later, the "New Year's Money" replaced the "year -old market", which is the way to pay for the New Year's money now. In the Qing Dynasty, the New Year's money brought the ingredients of going to evil and praying for blessings. , Also known as the New Year's money. "Here, it refers to the copper money with square holes. Since the banknote replaces metal money, it has been packed with red paper to show auspiciousness. Someone in the Qing Dynasty wrote poems to depict the joy of children when they got the New Year's money: "The colorful lines are long, and the corner pillow is collected from the corner pillow.

According to legend, there was a little monster called "代" in ancient times, and his temperament was very weird. He liked to touch the child's head during the Chinese New Year and steal their thoughts. When he heard it, he turned into eight copper coins to the world, and at this time coincided with the New Year.
The poor man, the husband and wife are old and have a lot of likes. On New Year's Eve, the old couple were afraid of stealing their children's thoughts, so they coaxed their children to play without letting him sleep. When the child is young, he is noisy when he is sleepy. The couple can't help it anymore, so they take out the only eight copper coins in the family to play with the child as a toy. Late at night, after the child was tired, he fell asleep with copper coins, and the couple went into the dreamland unknowingly.
It saw that the family fell asleep, and sneaked into their home. As soon as it stretched out his hand to touch the child's head, it was hit by eight bunch of golden lights. Since then, I have dared not come to steal the child's thoughts. It turned out that the eight copper coins that the couple gave the children were exactly the eight immortals.
In people heard that as long as they put some money in the children, they did not dare to approach the child, and they followed them. As a result, the folk became popular in the New Year to give children the custom of "stinging" money. Pressure means to dispel evil spirits and avoid obscurity. Gradually, the homophonic "crushing money" as "New Year's Money" has become a form of the elders' expression of blessing to the juniors.
In historical records, the earliest New Year's money is not ordinary currency, but a kind of money -shaped jewelry specifically formed to avoid evil. Among the cultural relics unearthed in the Han Dynasty, some coin -shaped decorations are engraved with auspicious decorations such as dragons and phoenixes, swords, and Pisces; The New Year's money is called "overwhelming money."
The also says that New Year's money has evolved from the ancient spring of the spring. According to the "Yanjing Shi Ji" records, in the folk, people usually use color lines to string the copper coins and then compile them into dragons, put this kind of thing on the corner of the bed as a amulet. This kind of money is commonly known as New Year's money. Under normal circumstances, the elders will directly give the edited copper coins to their juniors, hoping that New Year's money can bring their children a year of peace and auspiciousness. This approach was most popular during the Ming and Qing Dynasties.
In modern times, the New Year's money has gradually become a form of people who express their good wishes and pray for great luck. For example, sending a few new number of new numbers of banknotes means "continuous development"; the juniors wrapped a red envelope to the elders, meaning the New Year, "longevity and hundreds of years." New Year's money has become another carrier of cultural connotation.