The Symbolism Of Pixiu Is Revealed!

Many people are curious about the symbolism of Pixiu. Today, this article will provide a detailed introduction.

Pixiu, also known as Pi Xiu, Tian Lu, and Bai Jie, has four names in total. It is a mythical beast in ancient Chinese mythology, with the body of a horse, the head of a dragon, the feet of a qilin, and the appearance of a lion, with gray-white fur and the ability to fly. Pixiu is fierce and powerful. It is responsible for patrolling the sky, preventing demons, monsters, and plagues from disturbing the heavenly court. In ancient times, people often used Pixiu as a military term. Pixiu has a mouth but no anus, capable of swallowing everything without excreting, capable of gathering wealth and treasures, and has extraordinary magical powers.

It is said that Pixiu is the ninth son of the Dragon King. Its main food is gold, silver, and jewels, naturally emanating a treasure aura. Compared with other auspicious creatures such as the three-legged toad, it has a higher status. Therefore, it is deeply loved by the Jade Emperor and the Dragon King. However, eating too much will inevitably cause stomach upset. One day, it may accidentally urinate anywhere, which angered the Jade Emperor. A slap hit Pixiu's buttocks, which then got sealed, so gold, silver, and jewels could only enter and not exit. After this story spread, Pixiu became regarded as an auspicious beast for attracting wealth and treasures. Many Chinese people now wear Pixiu jade products because of this legend.

In summary, the symbolism of Pixiu includes: attracting wealth and treasures, preventing wealth from leaking out, protecting the owner and ensuring safety, and warding off evil spirits!

Now that we understand the symbolism of Pixiu, what are the common types of Pixiu？ And how should they be worn? Let's continue to follow BlessedLyDazz's introduction!

Different shapes, different meanings:

1. Pixiu with a tilted head: Most Pixiu pendants have Pixiu with tilted heads. This kind of Pixiu symbolizes "unexpected wealth," which means unexpected windfall. If you like investing or trading stocks, you can choose Pixiu with a tilted head for unexpected surprises.

2. Pixiu with a straight body: Some Pixiu have straight bodies. This type of Pixiu mainly attracts "regular wealth" and can bless you with promotions, salary increases, and continuous accumulation of wealth.

3. Pixiu with an open mouth: The most common form of Pixiu is with its mouth wide open because it has a big mouth to devour wealth from all directions. This helps absorb wealth from all directions.

4. Pixiu with a closed mouth: However, some Pixiu have tightly closed mouths, showing clenched teeth. Why is this？ It is to guard wealth. Keeping the mouth shut can ensure that wealth does not leak out. If someone feels that their wealth has already accumulated to its peak, they can try wearing Pixiu with a closed mouth to keep the wealth close.

What is the symbolism of Pixiu？

Pixiu can be divided into male Pixiu and female Pixiu. The male Pixiu is called "Pixiu," and the female Pixiu is called "Pixiu." The male Pixiu represents wealth and is named Tianlu, having magical effects in attracting wealth. The female Pixiu represents the treasury. There must be a treasury to hold wealth securely. Therefore, the Pixiu displayed in homes are mostly collected in pairs to truly achieve the effect of attracting wealth and treasures. If worn, it is advisable to wear only one to avoid conflict.