Keep your distance, lower the fire, return to the sweet green peel bitter gourd green postcard │Good Luck Waterproof Sticker Type C

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wEt7HuHRWI __【好运合体字设计# in English and Chinese】__ Keep Distance │ Keep Distance. "Limited distance guarantee?? What does this mean? ~ It turned out to be keeping a distance! This combination of words is really suitable for global epidemic prevention methods! 》In addition to sending postcards to friends or postcrossing, postcards are also suitable for pasting on public tables, desks, walls, doors...etc. You can use and decorate them at will~ **Postcard size specifications** ●Content: Keep your distance. ●Color: Reduce the fire back to sweet green peel bitter gourd green ●Material: 420g ivory paper ●Size: 148mmx105mm ●Origin/manufacturing method: Made in Taiwan / Designed by Buywowpup [Good Luck Waterproof Sticker #平安符] 》Can be used with postcards to deepen your blessings! 》Can be carried as amulets: wrapped in red paper (red envelope) or placed in a pocket or in a purse. 》It can be used in notebooks, mobile phones, cups, etc. wherever you want to stick, to avoid bad luck, bring good luck, and drive away bad luck. **Sticker size specifications** ● Content: Good Luck Waterproof Sticker Type C-Repelling Plague *3 ● Size: 2cmX9.9cm long strip X3 pieces ● Waterproof, exquisite texture, high viscosity without falling off. ● No need to cut, it is super convenient to use directly. ● Origin/manufacturing method: Made in Taiwan / Designed by Buywowpup ● Waterproof stickers are suitable to be affixed to postcards, cards or mails, postcrossing, pocketbooks, diaries, stationery, gift packaging. Suitcases, safety helmets, mobile phones, notebooks, laptops, pencil cases...all are super suitable, so you can post them wherever you want! ! **Origin of the spell** Let us go back to the ancient times-the pre-Qin era. When the monarch gave orders or mobilized the army, he would combine several seal characters, engrave them on bamboo or wood, and then split them in half. In the Han dynasty, this method was borrowed by Taoist priests on the talisman seal; until the Song Dynasty, the combined characters evolved from the Taoist talisman to a way for the people to tend to auspiciousness and avoid danger.