A dragon gives birth to nine sons. If they do not become dragons, each has his own interests.

1. The eldest brother Qiúniú (qiúniú) likes music and squats on the head of the piano;

2. The second eldest brother Yázì (yá zì) loves killing and fighting, carved on Swallow the mouth with the sword ring and hilt;

3. Laosanbi (bì'àn), shaped like a tiger, powerful, prone to litigation, often found on ancient prison doors, to intimidate prisoners, and is a folk custom The saying of Hutou Lao is a mythical beast that distinguishes right from wrong and upholds justice;

4. Suān ní, the fourth old man, is shaped like a lion, likes to smoke and sit, leaning on the foot of the incense burner. Swallowing smoke and blowing out mist;

5. Lao Wu Taotie (tāotiè), in "Wulin Gaiden" Lu Xiucai taught Sai Diaochan, and the shopkeeper Sai told this word. A gluttonous mouth and a lazy body, good food and drink are common on ancient cooking tripods. The gluttonous pattern can be seen on Xia and Shang bronzes. It is a ferocious beast with a head and no body. It is a "gourmet" who tastes delicious food and appreciates delicacies;

6. Jiāotú, shaped like a snail and a clam, has a docile temperament. It is often seen on the door. It holds a ring and keeps vigil at night to stop villains. It is the patron saint of studying, seeking children, and getting promoted;

< p>7. Lao Qi Bi Xi (bìxì), turtle-shaped with teeth, strong and good at carrying heavy loads, often carrying stone tablets in the palace, is the protector of longevity, good luck and good luck;

8. Lao Ba Chiki (chī wěn), also known as owl tail or chi (chi)kiss, likes to look around and often stands on the ridge of the building, opening its mouth to swallow the ridge. It is a mythical beast that protects the house, wards off evil spirits, brings good fortune, and lives and works in peace and contentment;

< p>9. Laojiu Pixiu (homonymous to "Pixiu"), also called to ward off evil spirits, is ferocious in nature, and specializes in swallowing gold and silver in the anus. It can only go in but not out. It can attract wealth, protect wealth, and control wealth. It is The patron saint of attracting wealth; gamblers often wear it on their fingers.