Regarding the brave, there is such a record in Hanshu Biography of the Western Regions: "Wugeshan is divided into peach, lion and rhinoceros". Meng Kang said, "The name of the peach blossom is Fu Ba, which looks like a deer's tail. The one-horned one is called Tianlu, and the two-horned one is called exorcism. " Fighting evil is fighting. According to Shan Hai Jing, the head of a dragon, the body of a horse, the feet and the shape of a lion can fly.
There are 26 shapes and 749 incarnations. It has a big mouth, a big belly, no anus, and only eats and doesn't pull, which symbolizes that it can get money from all directions, but it can only enter but can't go out. At the same time, it can ward off evil spirits and gather wealth for the master.
Monsters are mythical animals, so there is no real image to be based on, and they can only be imagined by painters and artists, so monsters have many shapes. However, after dynasties, the forms of mythical animals are relatively unified, such as short wings, double horns, curly tails and manes, which are often connected with the chest or back, with prominent eyes and fangs. Nowadays, the popular style is that there is a corner on the head, a long mane rolled up all over the body, and some have wings.
There are many shapes of the brave and the brave, and it is difficult to subdivide them. The more popular shape is that there are one or two horns on the head, long manes are rolled all over the body, some have wings and curly tail hair. Jade carvings are generally prone, some with jade money in their mouths and some lying on jade money. People like to tie jade money in their mouths with red lines, or tie ropes to the tails of animals to play with.