Is it okay to engrave your name on the Pixiu bracelet?

There is no set good or bad act of carving your name on a Pixiu bracelet. It depends on personal preferences and beliefs.

Some believe that carving your name will increase Pixiu's spirituality and give you a stronger sense of belonging to the bracelet. However, others may argue that engraving the name may reduce the beauty of the bracelet and may make the bracelet less flexible.

In general, whether or not to engrave one's name on a Pixiu bracelet depends on one's preferences and beliefs.

Pixiu is called Pixiu, and there is no need to name him.

Everyone knows that Pixiu is the ninth son of Long Sheng, and his father named him "Pixiu". If you give him another name, it's nondescript and disrespectful to him. To use an analogy:

After you were born, your parents gave you a name, a name that belongs only to you, it represents you and is respected because of you, what would you think if your friends abandoned this name and gave you another name? Of course, this is just my personal opinion for your reference.

Lao Jiu Xiao Jiu, I also invited one, I want to call it a little monster, but it seems to be weird.

Hello, it can be called Jinbao.

Please Pixiu to please open the light of Pixiu, no light of Pixiu can only be worn as an ornament, Ji Zhaotang Supreme Pixiu after the opening of the light of the puja immediately after the opening of the light immediately sealed, and then blessed by the great virtue of the monk for seven days and seven nights, to ensure that the first sight of the master, in the fortune transfer of the most effective business.

1. The wearing taboo of Pixiu pendant.

1.When the Pixiu pendant is worn, the Pixiu head should be facing upwards, which can absorb the aura of the sun and the moon and absorb the wealth of all directions, which also means prosperity.

2.When the Pixiu pendant is worn, you can wear it inside and outside, don't let others touch it when you are outside, and clean the Pixiu frequently when you are inside, and wipe it with a clean cloth.

3.Don't see blood when wearing the Pixiu pendant, the blood will pollute the spiritual power of Pixiu Zhaocai.

4.The effect of wearing a Pixiu pendant that has been lit to attract wealth and transfer will appear, and what is not lit can only be ornaments.

5.The most effective Pixiu is the Jizhaotang Supreme Pixiu, the consecration will be opened and then blessed for seven days and seven nights, and the cause of fortune and transportation is the most effective.

6.Take off the pixiu when bathing and having sex.

7.When turning on the flash to take pictures, take off the Pixiu or put it in the clothes, and avoid strong light.

Pixiu is a traditional Chinese beast, which is believed to have the effect of warding off evil spirits, prospering wealth and attracting blessings, and is a very popular ornament. Choosing a good name not only makes Pixiu more meaningful, but also adds the effect of attracting wealth and warding off evil spirits. Here are some commonly used Pixiu names for your reference:

1.Ruizhen: Meaning precious, mascot.

2.Fuchang: Represents good fortune and prosperity.

3.Ward off evil spirits: It means to ward off evil spirits and ward off evil.

4.Fortune: On behalf of the wealth into the treasure, the source of wealth rolling.

5.Feng Shui: It means that good feng shui can bring good luck.

6.Mythical Beast: A mysterious and non-sacred animal.

7.Wealth: On behalf of Duan Dafu, he holds the glory and wealth of the people.

8.Ruyi: It means that everything goes well and all wishes come true.

9.Xiangrui: It represents good luck and good luck.

10.Good luck: It means making your luck better and better.

Of course, you also need to consider your own personal preferences and beliefs when choosing a name, and choosing a particularly meaningful name can make you like and cherish your Pixiu more.

Pixiu (pinyin: pí xiū), also known as "warding off evil spirits, Tianlu", derives its name from ancient Chinese records and Han folk myths and legends.

Shangshu Pastoral Oath: "Like a Tiger Like Pi" "Biography": "Pi, a Zhiyi, the Tiger Genus also" shows that Kong Anguo in the early years of the Western Han Dynasty believed that Pixiu was the same as the tiger, and "Zhiyi" may be a slow reading of "Pi".

Historical Records: Five Emperors Benji": "Teaching Xiong Zhen Pixiu Tiger" "Suo Yin": "Erya" Yun "Pi, White Fox" and "Guo Puyun:

The book says that warriors are like tigers. Pigai leopard, also known as Zhiyi, the cloud of the white fox is plausible. From here, it can be known that the "Erya" in the early years of the Western Han Dynasty is obviously different from Guo Pu's interpretation of "Pi" in the Jin Dynasty.

Zhou Li, Da Situ": "The genus of naked tigers, leopards, pigs, and birds." Zheng Zhong: "Pi is also a cloud, a person with shallow hair." If it is said in light hair, it will enter the naked worm. This shows that Zheng Zhong of the Eastern Han Dynasty believed that Pixiu was a short-haired beast.

"Leopard genus, out of the raccoon dog country." It shows that Xu Shen in the late Eastern Han Dynasty believed that Pixiu was the same as the leopard.

Poetry Daya": "Offering its pixie." "Lu Jishu:

Pi is like a tiger, or said to be like a bear, Liaodong is called a white bear. It shows that Lu Ji of the Jin Dynasty thought that Pixiu was like a tiger and a bear, and it was called a white bear in Liaodong. "The Book of Rites, Qu Li":

Pixiu" Zheng Xuan's note: "Pixiu, also the beast." The book says:

Such as a tiger or a man. Jia Gongyan Shu: "The Pixiu is a beast, fierce and capable of attacking, and it is also a genus of tigers and wolves."

Pixiu is a beast, but also powerful. This shows that Jia Gongyan of the Tang Dynasty believed that Pixiu was a fierce beast.

It seems to have been made by someone else in ancient times.

It's called Pixiu, how domineering.

Pixiu has three meanings:

1. Fortune and treasurePixiu is the son of the ancient dragon king, he himself has a very magical place, 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 fortune is also from this allusion.

2. Ward off evil spiritsLegend has it that Pixiu is the guard in the heavenly court, usually guarding the safety of the heavenly court, mighty and brave, those evil people are very afraid of Pixiu and dare not approach.

3. TransshipmentThe relevant 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.

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.