1. The dragon is the mascot. In ancient Taoism, the dragon represents human nature, and it is also the title of king (double dragons spit pearls-representing yin and yang, representing husband and wife's double cultivation).
The faucet should be inward, not outward. Inward is a pilgrimage, outward is a sign of outward, that is, the heart runs outward (it is best not to bring Jin Zilong, Bagua and Yupeilong).
The position of the dragon should be placed on the edge of the dragon, not the edge of the tiger. Lord Long Hudou is endless, and his family is bitter and sad.
4. The dragon pattern should be hung in the living room or Qinglong Square in the Buddhist temple.
5. The dragon sculpture should also be placed in Qinglong Square or Shentang in the living room.
6. Dragon patterns should not be rolled up for collection, but hung up for good luck (children don't study).
7. The library can't collect the molded products of dragons.
8. The dragon tail (claw) should be pasted with small round red paper, and it is better to paste red paper at 7-9 o'clock on the 3rd, 6th and 9th (morning).