(China ancient god beast)
貔貅 (Pinyin: pí? Xiū), also known as "exorcism and God Blessing", is a fierce and auspicious beast recorded in ancient Chinese books and Han folk myths and legends. A mouth without anus can swallow the wealth of the world without venting, but it can't get in. The magical power is special. Therefore, it has the meaning of attracting wealth and absorbing wealth from all directions, and it also has the function of exorcising evil spirits and bringing good luck. It is one of the five great beasts in ancient Switzerland (except dragon, phoenix, turtle and unicorn), and is called lucky beast. Ancient China Feng Shui masters believed that the brave were auspicious beasts who turned disasters into blessings. From ancient times to the present, emperors to the people have paid great attention to the collection and wearing of magic. In addition to the functions of lucky, lucky and evil spirits, magic also has the functions of saving houses, aging and promoting marriage. In China, there is a custom of decorating "magic", which has rich meanings. People believe it can bring joy and good luck. In ancient times, people often used magic as the name of the army.