A pair of stone warriors in my family are placed on both sides of the gate. Is this correct?

Laojiu, the ninth son of Yuanyuan Longsheng (homophonic "brave and brave"), is also called to ward off evil spirits. He is fierce by nature. He only swallows gold and silver, but has no anus. If he can't get in, he can not only make money, but also protect and master wealth. He is the patron saint of turning money into treasure.

Usage After the establishment of the People's Bank of China, Chairman Mao designated the image of the brave as the symbol of the People's Bank of China, and Mr. Feng Shui also regarded it as the most powerful beast to stop all kinds of fierceness. Because they are too fierce and can make money, the two lions placed in front of many banks are very brave and brave.

Your position is correct. -Hope to adopt