The brave was once the totem of two ancient clans. Legend has it that he helped the Emperor Yanhuang to fight, and was named "Tianlu Beast", which means to be blessed by God. It is designed for the emperor to protect treasures, and it is also a symbol of the royal family. It is called "Dibao". It is also called "exorcism" because it specializes in eating wild animals to ward off evil spirits. China ancient geomantic scholars believe that it is an auspicious animal, which can turn disasters into good luck.
There are 26 shapes and 749 incarnations. It has a big mouth, a big belly, no anus, and only eats and doesn't pull, which symbolizes that it can get money from all directions, but it can only enter but can't go out. At the same time, it can ward off evil spirits and gather wealth for the master. "Yizhoushu Zhou Zhu": "The mountain is deep, why are tigers and leopards full of trouble?"
Brave and fearless artistic image:
Literary works related to the brave include: The Prosperous Age of Man Han written by the wife of Xu Junbao, a poetess in the Southern Song Dynasty, Lost Street Pavilion, Empty City Plan, Chopping Ma Su, etc.
The film and television works related to the brave include: TV series Legend of the Dragon, Detective Di Renjie 3, movie Wan Li the Dragon in the Bright Moon in Qin Dynasty, and Big Fish Begonia.
The game works related to the brave are: the dream of a new fairy, the notes of grave robbery in web games, and the beasts in mobile games.