"In the hopes of Chinese people in their lives, 'more' is considered to have an auspicious meaning, so the term 'there mores' naturally arose," says Chuang Po-ho. In widespread folk depictions, the "three mores" are the three fruits including the bergamot orange, the peach, and the pomegranate, signifying "more fortune, more years of life, and more sons."
「在中國人的人生願望裡，以多寓意吉祥，於是很自然產生了『三多』一詞」，莊伯和說，在我國民間流行的圖案裡，「三多」是佛手柑、桃、和石榴三種水果，寓意著「多福、多壽、多男子」。