What are the benefits and effects of Dai Pixiu, and what is the role of Dai Pixiu?

It can attract a lot of money.

Pixiu has three meanings:

1, fortune into the treasure, Pixiu is the son of the ancient dragon king, he himself has a very bai magic, he has no place to excrete, that is to say, the things he eats have always been in and out, and his usual food is also some gold, silver and jewelry, Pixiu Zhaocai is also from this allusion.

2. To ward off evil spirits, legend has it that Pixiu is the guard in the heavenly court, and usually guards the safety of the heavenly court, mighty and brave, and those evil people are very afraid of Pixiu and dare not approach.

Extended information: 1. The origin of Pixiu.

Pixiu pinyin is pí xiū, also known as "warding off evil spirits, Tianlu", which is a ferocious beast recorded in ancient Chinese books and folk myths and legends.

Ancient Chinese feng shui scholars believed that Pixiu was a beast of auspiciousness that turned evil into good fortune. From ancient times to the present, up to the emperor, down to the common people are extremely concerned about the collection and wearing of Pixiu, legend has it that Pixiu in addition to the good luck, the effect of warding off evil spirits, there are also the town house, the Tai Sui, promote marriage and other functions.

In ancient times, people often used Pixiu as the name of the army.

2. Divide male and female.

Legend has it that Pixiu is a fierce beast, but this beast is divided into males and females, the male is named "Pi", and the female is called "Pi". In ancient times, this kind of beast was divided into one or two horns, one horn was called "Tianlu", and the two horns were called "evil spirits".

Pixiu is mainly shaped by two corners. In ancient times, Pixiu was also used to refer to brave warriors, and Zhuge Liang once had a sentence in the Peking Opera "Lost Street Pavilion, Empty City Strategy, Horse Chopping Horse" in the lyrics "Each is its main commander Pixiu", "Pixiu" means male teacher.

In the South, some people refer to it as a "monster" or "four dislikes", etc. Traditional Chinese customs include the custom of decorating the "Pixiu", a fictional animal that, like the dragon, phoenix and unicorn, is believed to bring joy and good luck.

Pixiu means a symbol of auspiciousness and peace, and after wearing it on the body, it can dissolve the negative energy of the outside world, so as to maintain the balance of human energy, help absorb the good luck of the outside world, and also have a good role in promoting career development.

If you wear ** Pixiu, you can enhance the wearer's self-confidence after wearing it often, be more bold and decision-making in doing things, and realize self-worth in the crowd.

In the same way, Pixiu will not bring ghosts and gods at all, but can ward off evil spirits.

Pixiu, a fierce and mighty beast in ancient Chinese mythology, "Pi" is male, "Pi" is female.

Pixiu is also known as Tianlu, evil spirit, hundred understanding, ** and the beliefs of ancient people, the Ming Dynasty Zhou Qi "Nominal Examination" volume 10 mentioned that Pixiu is known as warding off evil because it can drive away bad luck, and is called Tianlu because it can attract wealth.

In the south, people mostly call it Pixiu, and in the north, it is mostly called to ward off evil spirits.