每逢旧历岁末除夕,我国民间贴年画、贴门画(即“门神”画),是相沿已久的一种习俗。在明清宫廷内,也习惯贴用,至今故宫博物院还收藏有清代早期山东衮州府永盛和画店刻印的木版年画及门神画,线条古樸爽利,着色鲜明大方。年画多为天官赐福、诸事如意、福禄寿喜一类内容;门神画大都画的武士,即以武士充门神,寓有 Every new year at the end of the Lunar New Year’s Eve, China’s private paste New Year pictures, posted painting (ie, “God” painting), is a long time ago with a custom. In the court of the Ming and Qing dynasties, it was customary to use stickers. To date, the National Palace Museum has also collected woodcut paintings and door god paintings engraved with Yongzhou and painting shops in the early Qing Dynasty in Shandong Province. Much of the New Year paintings are blessings of the day, all things wishful, a kind of contentment Fort God; most God painted door warriors painted warriors, that is,