According to legend, Baxia is one of the nine sons of dragons, a combination of dragons and turtles, one of the commonly used feng shui objects, and a representative of wealth and longevity. Dragon turtle represents honor and status, and is a symbol of ability, burden, longevity and authority. In ancient times, officials with more than three grades were qualified to let the leading turtle carry the tablet. The dragon turtle is called the tortoise of the gods, which means to stop disasters and reduce disasters for the world. There is also a metaphor of longevity and auspiciousness, and the town welcomes happiness. Its strength is not only to subdue the old times, broken years and all kinds of tangible suffocation, but also to make money into treasure. The dragon turtle has both the power and strength of the dragon and the humiliation and burden of the turtle, and it is a thing of evil. The dragon head turtle pattern carved on jade represents the significance of the return of clothes.