The Chinese words on the luck bag:
“宽和” (kuān hé): Gray1, Gray2
“宽和” (kuān hé) is a positive term, primarily used to describe a person's character, attitude, or style of governance, meaning...Tolerant, kind, gentle, and compassionate。
- Kuan: Tolerance, magnanimity, and generosity; it emphasizes one's mind and capacity, and the ability to accept people and things.
- Harmony: gentle, kind, and amiable, emphasizing attitude and emotions, not radical or irritable.
勤行(Qin Xing): Green1,Green2
勤行(Qin Xing): diligent practice
- To diligently practice and put into action: From Chapter 41 of the *Tao Te Ching*: "The superior man, upon hearing of the Way, diligently practices it." This means that after hearing profound truths, one should strive to put them into practice.
- Skilled at walking/diligent in walking: From *Zhuangzi*, "The Great Master": "And people truly think he is a diligent walker." This describes someone who is energetic and can walk very well.
“福慧” (fú huì): Red1, Red2, Blue1, Blue2
“福慧” (fú huì) is a profound and auspicious term that means the combination of good fortune (blessings) and spiritual wisdom.
- 福 (Fú - Fortune / Blessings): This refers to worldly happiness, good luck, health, longevity, wealth, and smooth conditions in life. It is the tangible, external fruit of doing good deeds.
- 慧 (Huì - Wisdom / Insight): This refers to inner spiritual wisdom, high discernment, and the ability to understand the true nature of life and reality. It is the internal capacity to overcome suffering, let go of attachments, and remain peaceful.