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1. What does the spider mean?

Spiders represent wealth in Feng Shui, and there is a saying that goes "When spiders hang, the God of Wealth arrives." Spiders are called "happy children" in Feng Shui, representing joy and wealth. Having a spider in the house or a spider crawling on a person represents wealth and is a good sign. It is also an animal that brings good news, like a magpie perching on a branch in front of the door.

Ancient people learned a lot from spiders. For example, when people saw spiders weaving webs, they thought of weaving one to catch fish. The sharp insight of spiders is like a sniper waiting for the target to arrive and make a fatal assassination. At the same time, the eight claws of spiders symbolize "money grabbing hands" and masters of making money. Therefore, in ancient times, spiders have always been auspicious animals and a symbol of good luck for people.

2. What does the spider represent?

Spiders represent wealth in Feng Shui, and there is a saying that goes "When spiders hang, the God of Wealth arrives." Spiders are called "happy children" in Feng Shui, representing joy and wealth. Having a spider in the house or a spider crawling on a person represents wealth and is a good sign. It is also an animal that brings good news, just like a magpie landing on a branch in front of the door.

3. Why do spiders represent wealth?

Spiders represent wealth in Feng Shui, and there is a saying that goes "When spiders hang, the God of Wealth arrives." Spiders are called "happy children" in Feng Shui, representing joy and wealth. Having a spider in the house or a spider crawling on a person represents wealth and is a good sign. It is also an animal that brings good news, like a magpie perching on a branch in front of the door.

Ancient people learned a lot from spiders. For example, when people saw spiders weaving webs, they thought of weaving one to catch fish. The sharp insight of spiders is like a sniper waiting for the target to arrive and make a fatal assassination. At the same time, the eight claws of spiders symbolize "money grabbing hands" and masters of making money. Therefore, in ancient times, spiders have always been auspicious animals and a symbol of good luck for people.

4. Why can’t we keep spiders?

First of all, it is not suitable for families with children to keep spiders, especially poisonous spiders. Spiders have many legs and like to crawl around, which may scare children and is not good for their health.

The second thing is to prepare a place for the spider to live. You can use lampshades, glass jars, wooden boxes, or paper boxes. Depending on the habits of different spiders, prepare some food near the nest during the feeding period to prevent the spider from hunting everywhere, crawling around, or having no fixed residence. Feng Shui believes that a house full of spider webs will lead to financial loss, so you must make sure your pet spider can find its own cave and stay there for a long time.

5. Why is it not recommended to keep jumping spiders?

First of all, it is not suitable for families with children to keep spiders, especially to avoid keeping poisonous ones. Jumping spiders have many legs and like to crawl around, which may scare children and is not good for their health.

The second thing is to prepare a home for the jumping spider. A lampshade, a glass jar, a wooden box, or a paper box will work. Depending on the habits of different spiders, prepare some food near the nest during the feeding period of the jumping spider to prevent the spider from hunting everywhere, crawling around, or having no fixed residence. Feng Shui believes that a house full of spider webs will lead to financial loss, so you must make sure your pet jumping spider can find its own cave and stay in it for a long time.

6. What is the meaning of raising spiders?

The meaning of raising spiders

As the saying goes, "When spiders hang, the God of Wealth arrives." In folklore, spiders are also called "happy children," which are a good omen for happiness and wealth. The spider's appearance is very similar to the Chinese character "喜," so people regard it as a sign of good luck. The spider is an animal that predicts good things. When it slides down a spider silk thread on its web, it means "good luck from heaven."

7. What is the symbolic meaning of the spider?

1. Good luck falls from the sky. Some older temples have spider webs painted on them, with a spider hanging down with its silk threads. This is called "good luck falls from the sky." Spiders are beneficial insects. The ancients believed that they were insects that could foretell good luck, and the elderly called them "happy insects."

2. Focus and calmness. When a spider is weaving a web, it is very focused. Even if there is chaos outside, it will still weave its web in an orderly manner. After the web is woven, some shrewd spiders will add a safety belt under the web.

3. Dexterity. Ancient people sewed spider webs into their collars to cure forgetfulness and weave thoughts. Ancient Chinese women worshiped spiders on July 7 and regarded spiders with good weaving skills as a symbol of good luck and an object of envy.

8. What are the happy bugs?

The spider is a spider. The spider is 1 to 90 mm long. The body is divided into two parts: the cephalothorax (front body) and the abdomen (back body). The cephalothorax is covered with a carapace and a sternum. The cephalothorax has two pairs of appendages. The first pair is the chelicerae, which have chelicerae and venom gland openings at the tips of the chelicerae. The chelicerae of the suborder Orthognatha move forward and backward, while those of the suborder Pinnipedia move sideways and towards each other. The second pair is the pedipalps, which are in the form of walking legs in female spiders and immature male spiders, and are used to hold food and serve as sensory organs. However, in adult male spiders, the pedipalps are enlarged at the end and become copulatory organs for transmitting sperm.