The first treasure of good luck: Pauline. Baolian originated from Buddhism, also known as baohua and baoxianhua. This kind of flower was very popular in the Tang Dynasty. Its flowers are similar to lotus flowers and have the characteristics of peony. In addition to the radial blooming structure, the flower core and petal base of gem flowers are often made into beads, like gems. This flower has an excellent meaning, which means fairy and treasure, and also has an elegant atmosphere. Therefore, the patterns of precious flowers often appear in porcelain, iron, stone carving and other fields, and are the first treasure representing auspiciousness. Lucky two treasures: cornucopia. Legend has it that Shen Wansan, the richest man in a generation, got this treasure by accident because he saved several frogs. He put money in, money is a slam, gold is also, Shen Wansan made a fortune. The cornucopia has since become a symbol of great wealth. No matter ancient or modern, many people have made cornucopia of various materials in order to make a fortune. Auspicious three treasures: cash cow. Cash cow is not only a legend, it was widely found in some ancient tombs in the Eastern Han Dynasty, but it declined sharply or even disappeared in the Three Kingdoms period. It is a ceramic or stone base with a bronze tree inserted in it.