The patterns that appear in jadeite include mountains and rivers, clouds, snow, rain and fog, pavilions, bridges and pavilions, fishermen, children, immortals and animals, and gods, fruits and beans. It is the auspicious meaning that pays attention to, and hopes to bring happiness and blessing to the wearer with the power of the outside world. In fact, jade was originally an artifact for emperors to sacrifice to heaven and earth. Jade is a communication between the world and the outside world. Jade is a delicacy for immortals. Jade can make people live forever and become a Buddha and an immortal. Only emperors and nobles have the right to own a jade article, and it is a crime of decapitation for ordinary people to own or wear jade articles. Roughly from the Tang Dynasty, the use of jade was no longer so strict, and jade began to have practical functions, becoming a work of art enjoyed by literati and entered people's homes. That is, from this time on, jade articles pay attention to "the picture must be intentional and the meaning must be auspicious", and now many themes have taken shape at that time. There are many themes of jade pendant, and the most popular themes are as follows: "Fudou", carved with jade into beans. It is said that beans are often used as delicacies in temples, and monks call them "Buddha beans". "More than a year", carving lotus leaves (lotus), carp (surplus), some boys riding on carp, some carving catfish, meaning "there are fish every year". "Blessing the soul", carving Ganoderma Lucidum (spirit) and bat (blessing). "Happiness is in sight", carving bats (happiness) and money (front). "Fulu", carved gourd, takes its homonym. "longevity", carving bats (blessing) and longevity peaches (longevity). "Fu Lushou", carved gourd (Fu Lu) and small beast (Shou). "Immediately seal Hou", carve a horse (horse) and a monkey (Hou). "Double Huan", carving two badgers end to end (Huan). "Macaques offer longevity", carving longevity peaches and monkeys. "Three Yang Kai Tai", carving three sheep, lying or standing, leisurely, with three sheep representing three Yang, meaning auspicious. "Waiting for generations" means carving a big monkey with a small monkey on its back, which means that generations are waiting for generations and being officials from generation to generation. "Macaque offering birthday", carving a monkey lying on a huge peach, means longevity. "Future generations", carving gourd, flowers and leaves, vines, taking the meaning of multi-seed, vines and ten thousand homonyms in gourd. "Three friends at the age of cold", carving pine, bamboo and plum, means a gentleman's integrity. "Magpie on the plum tree", carved magpies stand on the branches of plum trees, which means beaming. "Harmony and beauty", carved with lotus leaves, means family and beauty. "bergamot" means "longevity" by carving bergamot. "More children are more blessed", carving pomegranate, pomegranate is more children, borrow its meaning. "Prosperous", carving peppers, means prosperous and prosperous. "Climbing high", carving bamboo, means climbing high. "Everything goes well", carving persimmons and ganoderma lucidum. "Pine crane prolongs the year", carving pine trees and cranes, which means longevity and happiness. "Ping An Kou", carved into a small jade, is also called "nostalgia" and "brocade circle", which means peace and perfection. "Passepartout" means that Passepartout is smooth. Jade carving Guanyin and Buddha, we often hear the saying that "men wear Guanyin and women wear Buddha". In fact, this is not all the case. In many places in the south, there is no limit to men wearing Buddha and women wearing Guanyin. In addition, the birthday boy, the boy, the golden toad in Liu Hai's play, the dragon, the phoenix, the tiger, the unicorn, and the mythical animal are also common themes.