1, Huang Caishen sat with his left foot bent and his right foot lightly stepped on the conch treasure, which means that the sea dragon king was moved by Huang Caishen's merits of giving alms to all beings, so the dragon king was willing to provide conch treasures for him to use continuously.

2. Different from the Han Dynasty, the image of "Huang Caishen" in Thangka's works circulating in Tibet is more about charity. The most striking feature is that Huang Caishen gently grasps the weasel (a kind of mouse) with his left hand. The weasel can spit out gems as needed, which symbolizes that he is ready to help all sentient beings in need with wealth at any time.

3. Huang Caishen's right hand holds a bouzabulaguo (shaped like a peach) decorated with Manibao, which symbolizes that if you have paid for your career, you will get the fruit of wealth.