For people who pay attention to Feng Shui, they prefer to be brave. The most obvious implication of being brave and fearless is to get rich. When doing business, there are basically brave statues at home, and some still wear bracelets. When boys wear bracelets and jewelry, the head of the brave should face the little finger, that is, when boys wear bracelets with their left hands, their heads should face the left, and when they wear bracelets with their right hands, their heads should face the right.
Pointing at the little finger is equal to facing outwards. Animals are Swiss beasts that feed on gold and silver treasures, and their heads are outward to gather wealth and attract gold. If you are wearing a pendant, you can turn your head to the left or right. However, the cockroach's head should be up, not down, because the cockroach's head means spitting money and giving money.
Introduction to the brave and the brave
The brave, also known as exorcism, Tianlu and all evils, are commonly known as the Great Tiger. It is a fierce beast recorded in ancient books and folk myths and legends in China, and it is also called the five great beasts with dragon, phoenix, tortoise and unicorn. The artistic works of the brave image can be traced back to the Han Dynasty, and most of them are winged quadrupeds, and their shapes may have originated in West Asia. The brave was once the totem of two ancient clans. Legend has it that he helped the Emperor Yanhuang to make meritorious deeds and was named Tianlu Beast, which means God bless him.
As the product of ancient myths and legends in China, and as one of the representative symbols of auspicious culture, the mythical brave has experienced a long historical change, survived on the land of China, formed an art form with national characteristics, is deeply rooted in people's hearts and has a very deep mass base. In the course of thousands of years of wind and rain, the brave have integrated many aesthetic needs, and their forms are improving day by day, which not only has rich national cultural accumulation, but also embodies the creative wisdom of the Chinese nation.