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The stone carved unicorn is an ancient benevolent beast that combines a dragon head, lion's eye, tiger back, bear waist, snake scales, horse hooves, and pig tail. It is a treasure of auspiciousness and has been used as a decoration in public halls from ancient times to present, to enhance official prestige and also a symbol of power and nobility.

The stone carved unicorn is not only valued and loved by the royal family, but also by the people. The common people often use "Qi" or "Lin" to name children, hoping to bring blessings and make them intelligent and brave. When children are young, they will wear a unicorn hat and hang a unicorn lock, which is said to have the effect of warding off evil spirits and can bless their healthy growth and longevity. When a girl gets married, her mother will give her a brocade bag embroidered with a kylin, which contains jewelry or money, in order to wish her daughter a prosperous married life and an early birth to a precious child. In idioms, there are also many commendatory meanings about the unicorn, such as "the liver of the unicorn and the marrow of the phoenix", which metaphorically refers to delicious food; The phrase 'Lin Zi Feng Chu' metaphorically refers to handsome young people, etc.

In ancient China, stone carved unicorns were very auspicious benevolent and auspicious beasts, such as palaces, mansions, courtyards, temples, Taoist temples, restaurants, and other places where stone carved unicorns were placed. This phenomenon is still prevalent whether at that time or now, and the main role of the unicorn in feng shui is very good. Stone carved unicorns can suppress evil spirits, attract wealth and blessings, drive evil luck, transport, and attract children and other auspicious effects in feng shui, The feng shui function of the stone carved unicorn mentioned above is also very popular among people, so it has been favored by people from ancient times to the present.