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Auspicious Cloud Deer

Golden antlers on its head, keen ears and sharp eyes, a robust physique, eyes full of affection, and an auspicious cloud pattern on its chest. The "Chunqiu Yundoushu" states: The Auspicious Cloud Deer is formed when the celestial Yaoguang star disperses, symbolizing boundless blessings, longevity, and good health. Since ancient times, deer have been given as gifts at weddings, symbolizing deep affection between couples and a happy marriage. The pronunciation of 'deer' (lù) is a homophone for 'lù' (emolument) and 'lù' (road), thus symbolizing the dual promotion of blessings and prosperity, and a smooth career path.

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Double-money gourd

The gourd vine, a homophone for "fu lu wan dai" (fortune, honor, and longevity), symbolizes a large family and descendants for generations to come. The bat in bas-relief on the abdomen and the coins in bas-relief at the bottom symbolize abundant wealth and blessings from heaven.

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sheep

China has long revered filial piety. The image of lambs kneeling to suckle their mothers is seen as a representation of filial piety, respect for elders, and benevolence. The Classic of Poetry, in the section on lambs, uses the lamb as a metaphor for high-minded officials, implying virtuous conduct. According to Liu Xi's Shi Ming (釋名) from the Han Dynasty, 'lamb' (羊) means 'yang' (阳), referring to the positive, masculine principle. In ancient times, 'lamb' and 'yang' were interchangeable. People used the phrase 'three yangs opening up good fortune' (三陽開泰) to symbolize the transition from winter to spring, the decline of yin and the rise of yang, signifying auspiciousness and prosperity.

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