Dragon turtle, according to legend, is the son of ancient dragons. The book containing Hutuluo reveals the number of heaven and earth, which is famous for astronomy, geography and the world. Dragon turtle is the embodiment of dragon god and spirit turtle. There is a saying in Yang Shen's Collection outside Sheng 'an Temple in Ming Dynasty: "Legend has it that dragons have nine sons, but they don't become dragons, and each has its own merits: they look like turtles, so it's a good burden, but under this stone tablet is a turtle ..."? Because the "thorns" are dragons and turtles, they are also called "dragon turtles".
In geomantic omen, it is auspicious to have four spirits: dragon, phoenix, qi and tortoise. Among them, "dragon" stands for the Ninth Five-Year Plan, which means dignity, and can attract noble people to defend themselves against villains and prosper. "Turtle" represents longevity and peace, and has the function of turning evil into evil. Dragon turtle is a combination of dragon and turtle, so it is more spiritual. It is one of the favorite mascots of ancient emperors, and it is the most powerful geomantic treasure-house to alleviate disasters, enhance popularity and welcome nobles. A pair of dragon turtles were placed at the entrance of the Forbidden City in Beijing.
In addition, because "Dragon Turtle" and "Glorious Return" are homonyms, Dragon Turtle also stands for "Returning home with clothes on". For "outsiders" who go out to work hard, or business people who have to face performance pressure every day, it can also help their performance to flourish, their financial resources to expand, and their honor to return.