What does Zhong Kui pendant mean?
Eliminate disasters and ward off evil spirits
Zhong Kui is a fairy in myths and legends. People make its image into a pendant, which means to drive away evil spirits and avoid disasters and bless peace. Ancient books recorded that he was from Central South Chang 'an in the early Tang Dynasty. He was born with a tough face and a strange appearance. Among the people, Zhong Kui is the gatekeeper during the Spring Festival, and Zhong Kui is the Tianshi who cut off the five poisons during the Dragon Boat Festival, and is a ghost in the underworld. His main duty is to hide ghosts and protect people's safety. Zhong Kui is the only omnipotent god among the traditional Taoist gods in China. He wants to be blessed, rich and responsive.
Can Zhong Kui wear it or not?
You can wear it.
Anyone can wear the Zhong Kui Pendant, because it has no restrictions on specific characters, but personal preference should be considered when wearing it. After all, Zhong Kui's pendant looks very different. You can sell it as long as you want and wear it as long as you want. Men, women and children are not limited, but children may be a little scared, so you should take care of them a little. Some girls are timid, so don't challenge them. Zhong Kui's image is terrible. Sometimes she wears it herself, so don't use it to observe. Timid people may be scared.
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Avoid crack damage
If we see cracks on the surface of the Zhong Kui pendant, we should stop wearing it. The crack may be caused by your careless bump, or it may be caused by helping you block the disaster. Because of the bump, the internal structure has changed, even if it is not broken on the spot, it is very likely to be broken because of a small friction behind it. Moreover, the cracked Zhong Kui pendant has lost its aura, so it is meaningless to wear it again. Just wrap it in red cloth and put it away.