Why do Chinese people like to put oranges on the worship table?

Chinese people like to put oranges on the worship table because they have many auspicious meanings, especially in ceremonies, ancestors, or gods.

✨ popular reason to put oranges on the worship table.

1) Homophones mean fortune.

The word "orange" in Chinese (/ chéng) is pronounced close to the word "success" or "auspicious," and orange-gold also conveys "richness."

2) Orange = Gold of Wealth

The color of the orange is like gold, believed by the Chinese to symbolize money and gold on the worship table to summon wealth, pulling good energy into the house.

3) Complete round effect = smoothness.

A round shape implies completeness, and the use of a smooth-skinned fruit conveys a smooth, non-jamming, lifestyle.

4) It is a clean, fresh and easy to find fruit.

In practice, oranges are fruits that remain long-lasting, do not stink quickly, are convenient to use and look beautiful on the worship table.

5) Use instead of "blessings" to the worshiped.

Placing oranges is praying for the deceased or gods to receive good blessings such as glory, wealth, good fortune.

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