Branch Magpie Flower Pearl Hairpin - Alloy

In Chinese culture, magpies ( xǐ què) are often associated with good luck, joy, and happiness. They are considered to be auspicious birds and are believed to bring good news, good fortune, and blessings. Magpies are often depicted in traditional Chinese art and literature, particularly in the context of romantic love stories. According to a popular Chinese legend, magpies are believed to be the bridge that connects the souls of lovers who are separated by the Milky Way. The story goes that once a year, on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, magpies form a bridge with their wings so that the lovers can reunite. In addition to their symbolic significance in love stories, magpies are also associated with wealth and prosperity. In some Chinese dialects, the word for magpie sounds similar to the word for "happiness" or "good luck." As a result, magpies are often featured in Chinese New Year decorations and other festive celebrations. Overall, magpies are considered to be a positive