Next level:see u at the wedding
Enjoying the setting book, I notice that they put a “囍” up in Yutopia’s main entrance. Seriously???Do they know...?
As a Chinese, I would read the message as (direct translation from my first-sight reaction):
From what I know, the Chinese character or say symbol “囍”(Double Happiness) is normally used to decorate places associated with weddings. For example, the places where a wedding ceremony or reception is held; home of the newly weds; the household with important family members who recently get married.
Usually,the sign is cut in red paper and put on doors and windows. Have some examples from google image,
Can we expect a wedding next?
A wedding in Yutopia would be like a dream come true (and one in St.petersburg as well) *scream
（fan girl headcanon, neither is confirmed nor expected to be confirmed by official）
Received a message earlier:
Okay not to burst your bubble or anything but literally every household in China I've ever been to has them? It's for good luck???? I know it's also now a sign for marriage, but literally every household has them hanging up???
(in order not to culturally ？？？ confuse more people, I put my reply down)
1) probably we have different experiences; like I said, almost all places that I've ever seen with this sign up back in China are related to weddings or like there's somebody just recently get married. 2) For good luck YES. Chinese character “喜” means "happiness, joy, good news". Notice this symbol is a combination of two “喜”, like a couple is bonded and their happiness doubled（good news for the two）→this symbol can be read in this way, literally and visually. I would never say this sign is ONLY used for marriage. 3) read my tag 4) Do allow people to have their headcanon, dream and humor to live by.
I got a box of wedding candies from my friends who got married this summer. The round box with the Chinese character is a proof of what I tried to point out in this post.
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