Lucky Numbers China
A lucky number is a number which seems favourable to a person. The Chinese put their trust in them more than anyone else in the world. The number is chosen not only in accordance to numerology but also according to its soundwhich should rhyme with the good words of Chinese vocabulary. The Lucky Number is calculated from the date of birth and the name of the individual. Thus this number is permanent for each person for the rest of his life unless his name is changed. Onthe lucky numbers are based much of the Chinese customs and mannerisms.
Some numbers are believed by some to be auspicious or lucky or inauspicious or unlucky based on the Chinese word that the number sounds similar to. The numbers 3, 5, and 8 are generally considered to be lucky, while 4 is considered unlucky. These traditions are not unique to Chinese culture, with other countries with a history of Han characters also having similar beliefs stemming from these concepts. Aug 25, 2008 The Chinese believe that some numbers are lucky and some aren’t, as do their counterparts throughout the world. The difference is that lucky numbers are a big industry in China where people can actually select their own phone numbers, license plates, and other random things, which is an expensive, as well as lucky, purchase. In China, numbers are often integrated with sounds and have. 8 is a lucky number in Chinese culture (and Japanese culture) because the pronunciation is similiar to the word for prosperity and wealth. Just like I said — China totally influenced this list and I have no evidence (that I’m paying attention to) to the contrary. Three is a fairly logical choice for a lucky number.
As such, the lucky number is not expected to bring good fortune or luck always but having it brings satisfaction to the person; the belief is that it will always put him at an edge over the others whenever his lucky number appears or is used byhim as in money bills, phone numbers or bills, house/apartment numbers or vehicle number plates.
Any even number is a lucky number like 2, 6 and 8; odd numbers are considered unlucky like 3, 5 and 7. In this, again, there is a 'subdivision' because the 'luckiness' or 'unluckiness' of the numeral depends on it pronunciation or the Chinesebelief in the number. Number 4 is, therefore, unlucky because its pronunciation rhymes with the Chinese word 'si' meaning 'death', and so is categorized as unlucky even though it is an even number. Similarly, number 9 is considered a lucky numberbecause it means long life and eternity.
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Chinese have a saying, 'good things always c0me in pairs'; this is because this number, pronounced as 'er' denotes 'germination and harmony'. At birthdays and wedding celebrations, gifts are generally given in even numbers particularly in pairs.For such celebrations, the decorations also are seen in pairs like pairs of red candles, double pillows and couplets on the sides of the walls. In business, brand names of products may have double symbols for the same reason.
Chinese Lucky Number 3
Though an odd number is considered lucky because its pronunciation is similar to the Chinese word for birth.
Chinese Lucky Number 6
This number is pronounced as 'liu' and means 'do everything easily and smoothly'. It represents blessings and happiness so is considered auspicious more so by businessmen. Number 6 stands for 'yin' in I-Ching.
Chinese Lucky Number 8
Pronounced like 'ba' in Chinese, number 8 has a similar sound to that of 'fa' and would mean to convey prosperity, wealth and fortune. Therefore, number 8 is considered the luckiest number by businessmen. It is such an auspicious number for theChinese that arranging this number as 88 or 8888 or even in larger arrays signifies greater joy and makes them feel enormously lucky e.g. a telephone number may be 9088888888, a multi-storeyed building may have 88 floors, flight numbers may haverepeated eight number figure e.g. Flight AC 88.
Chinese Lucky Number 9
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This number means long lasting' and 'eternity' and so is used as a lucky number to represent long life. For this reason, it is much used in wedding ceremonies and celebrations.
Chinese Lucky Number 13
Though an odd number, its pronunciation is similar to the Chinese word meaning 'definitely living' and so is considered lucky.
Based on these beliefs, it is common, particularly among Chinese lovers, to send roses in the following numbers: one rose means 'you are the only one I love', two roses represent 'only we two in the world', three roses say' I love you' and nineroses convey 'everlasting love'.
Lucky numbers are also related to the Feng shui for the outlay of houses and furniture.
