A geomantic mascot that can prevent money leakage-copper abacus
First, the moral of the copper abacus is that the abacus is arranged in a rectangular wooden frame with an equal number of beads on it, and there is a beam inside to divide the beads into upper and lower parts. Since ancient times, abacus has been used to settle accounts. Because of this, abacus is usually used by China people to symbolize making money and acquiring treasures. For example, among ordinary people in China, people often hear metaphors such as "golden abacus" and "iron abacus" to describe the shrewdness of "living within our means". In ancient China, children hung a hundred-eye screen around their necks to ward off evil spirits. Besides scissors, hairpins and mirrors, abacus is also a mascot symbolizing wealth.
Second, the feng shui function of the copper abacus means careful calculation. As the saying goes, "When the national treasury is full, you should set the abacus well". In China's past dynasties, abacus not only combined the wisdom of past dynasties, but also converged the mind, promoted hard work to get rich, made wealth soar, and deterred evil spirits, making people prosperous and famous. Therefore, many wealthy and developed families in China will use copper abacus, which can make people smarter and smarter. People who want to save money often feel that they have missed the money and can't save it. They can carry a miniature abacus with them to prevent money from leaking. In the past, businessmen made golden abacus and hung it on their chests to represent the essence of counting. The students who take the exam are thoughtful, so they don't study hard. At the same time, it is also a geomantic array that makes it difficult for villains to invade and is suitable for a wide range of people.
Third, the placement method of copper abacus can be placed in common drawers, desks, hung on key rings, or hung on financial positions or auspicious positions, symbolizing wealth and wealth, and can also bring food and wisdom to children and wealth to families. Copper abacus can be hung on doors and windows, or put on bookshelves to make money and eliminate disasters. Copper abacus is often used by banks, shops, commercial trade, finance, finance, civil servants and other people to make money. Put it next to the cashier and in the safe, which means that the financial resources are rolling in and the numbers are endless. Civilian accountants can put the copper abacus near their desks or workstations, or they can carry it with them. The main work is fast and accurate, which is very helpful for a bright future and wealth. If the "six evils" are formed outside the door or window facing the telephone pole, the owner of the house must immediately hang a copper abacus outside the door or window to resolve it, otherwise the "six evils" formed by the telephone pole will have a negative impact on the health and career of the owner of the house.