The five large "Fu" (blessing) characters on the vat are derived from the "Five Emperors' Fu": Emperor Kangxi's Fu represents profound blessings; Emperor Yongzheng's Fu embodies dignity and solemnity; Emperor Qianlong's Fu exudes imperial grace; Emperor Jiaqing's Fu signifies the blessing of preserving achievements; Emperor Daoguang's Fu features simplicity and grandeur. Surrounding them is a circle of small "Fu" characters, symbolizing abundant blessings that will be passed down through generations. The vat's design integrates the rounded shape of a water vat with the prosperity implication of a rice vat, reflecting people's aspirations for a better life. To present the freehand brushwork effect of calligraphy, a flowing water-like visual effect is added around the "Fu" characters.