Stone lions and elephants are widely used in the decoration and geomantic layout of cemeteries. Lions are generally placed around tombstones, and the size needs to be appropriate, and the height should not exceed half of the main tombstone.
In geomantic omen, the elephant is considered to have the intention of absorbing water to make money, while the lion is regarded as the king of beasts, showing the majesty of the emperor and being able to place the elephant.
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