Magic, pronounced as "magic" in Cantonese. According to legend, raccoon is a fierce beast, and this beast is divided into female and male, the male name is raccoon and the female name is raccoon. In the south, most people like to call this beast "brave", but in the north it is still called "ward off evil spirits".

In China, there is a tradition of "the brave fight hard", which, like the dragon and lion, can drive away the evil spirits here and bring joy and good luck.

Your role is different from that of Kirin. You are a fierce beast, and you are very protective. It can ward off evil spirits in town houses.

The role of magic in geomantic omen can be explained as follows:

First, it has the function of warding off evil spirits. Putting brave and fearless animals that have been blossomed at home can make the home run well, strengthen auspiciousness, drive away evil spirits, have the effect of town house, become the patron saint of the home and keep the home safe.

Second, it has the function of seeking wealth and prospering wealth. It is not only helpful for partial wealth, but also helpful for positive wealth, so businessmen who do business should also put it in the company or at home.

Third, it has the function of dissolving the evil spirit of Huang Wuda, which is used to turn evil spirit into a town house and prosperous wealth, especially in terms of wealth.

Also known as Tianlu and exorcism. It is a kind of god beast in ancient myths and legends of China. It has the head of a dragon, the body of a horse and the feet of a lion. It is shaped like a lion, has a gray coat and can fly. Fierce and mighty, responsible for patrolling the sky to prevent monsters, plagues and diseases from disturbing the heaven. In ancient times, people often used bravery as the name of the army. It has a mouth without anus, can swallow everything without diarrhea, can make a fortune, can only enter but can't leave, and has special magical powers. Now many people in China wear jade, which is the reason.

In the Han Dynasty's Biography of the Western Regions, it was recorded that "the state-owned peach in Wugeshan was picked, and the lion peed on the cow". Meng Kang notes the sun: "Peach blossoms are like the tail of a deer in a day, and those with one horn are called Tianlu and those with two horns are called evil spirits." Fighting evil is fighting.