The difference between robbing a cat and a lucky cat.
Cats robbing money is the negative image in China's folktales. It is usually described as a black cat, representing bad luck and bad luck. Legend has it that a cat robbing money will bring people economic losses and troubles, and it is regarded as an ominous thing. Therefore, people will try to avoid contact with money-grabbing cats and use their images on some financial-related symbols to show the warning of wealth loss.
Lucky cats are mascots in East Asia such as China and Japan. A lucky cat is usually a cat with a bright flag, and its right front foot is raised and waved, which is said to make a fortune. The traditional image of a lucky cat is golden, representing wealth and luck. People think that keeping a lucky cat at home or in a shop can bring economic luck and prosperity.