Use a brush dipped in cinnabar and point it on the eyes in all directions, which is also the completion of cinnabar opening.
Magic is a fierce and mighty beast in ancient myths and legends of China, in which the magic is male and the magic is female. Magic is also called Tianlu, exorcism and all evils. Its origin is related to the beliefs of the ancients. It is mentioned in Volume 10 of qi zhou's Ming Kao in the Ming Dynasty that it is called Tianlu because it can drive away ominous and make money. In the south, people call it brave, and in the north, it is called exorcism. According to the number of angles, it can be divided into three types. One horn is called Tianlu, and two horns are called evil spirits. No horn is a symbol of peach. Today's arts and crafts are mostly based on a corner, collectively known as magic. The image of the brave was born in the tribal totem in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and was later widely used to refer to the army and soldiers. This animal was also regarded as a tomb animal in front of the imperial tombs or eunuch tombs after the Eastern Han Dynasty. In modern times, the brave are endowed with the belief function of making money and entering treasure. Putting and wearing related handicrafts has become a geomantic culture.