What does it mean to dream about a little furnace maker? Is it good to dream about a little furnace maker?

What does it mean to dream about a furnace maker? Is it a good thing to dream about a little furnace maker? What impact and reaction does dreaming about a little blacksmith have on reality? Or it is the subjective imagination of the dreamer himself. The editor of (Zhou Gong's Dream Interpretation Network www./) has sorted out the detailed meaning of dreaming about a little furnace maker for you.

Psychological interpretation of dreams: dreaming of a little furnace maker

If a poor person dreams of a blacksmith, he will receive good news frequently.

If a woman dreams of a blacksmith, she will become a smart and capable housewife.

If a businessman dreams of a blacksmith, his business will suffer losses.

Dreaming of talking to a blacksmith will shorten your life.

Dreaming about quarreling with a blacksmith means you can increase income and reduce expenditure.

If you dream of making friends with a blacksmith, you will have a steady source of income.

Case analysis of dreaming about a furnace maker

Dream: What does it mean to dream that I made friends with a little blacksmith?

Dream interpretation: If you dream of making friends with a blacksmith, you will have a steady source of income.

Introduction of the little furnace maker

In fact, small furnace makers are a common profession in the vast areas of northern Central Plains.

The business of a small stove maker is to repair cooking utensils and utensils for each household and teahouses and restaurants. The most common thing is to repair large pots and iron pots, including using tinplate to repair pots.

Pots, buckets, pots, basins, etc. made of tin (formerly called foreign iron) and aluminum are used to make sickles during the busy farming season. Some can also repair ruthenium ingots, handles, incense burners, candlesticks and other small copper and tin items and utensils on cabinets. Nowadays, most small furnace makers replace the bottoms of pots with aluminum, ceramic basins, and iron buckets. The saying “If you don’t have the skills, don’t take on the job” comes from the profession of a small furnace maker.

Some small furnace makers also do some iron work, including rolling water buckets with iron sheets, so they are also called "tinsmiths" in some places. The small furnace maker's livelihood is mostly daily necessities that ordinary people rely on to boil water and cook, and which they cannot make themselves. Although the price is not too expensive, they cannot spend money to replace it with a new one when it breaks down. Therefore, small furnace makers have become a very popular industry among the people. In the past, tinsmithing and changing the bottom of steel pots were both specialized jobs.

Today's small tinkerers also repair agricultural sprayers.

(Note: With the popularization of plastic daily necessities and new cooking utensils, the industry of small stove makers is slowly disappearing. This is the normal metabolism of the industry.)

The young furnace maker worships Laojun (Taishang Laojun Laozi) as his ancestor, which is the same as the blacksmith. It is also easy to understand, because Laojun used the Bagua furnace to make elixirs. My grandfather once said that any industry that produces smoke from burning stoves worships Laojun.