Placing stone carvings at the gate is an ancient Xi in China, implying people's pursuit of a better life. These stone carvings have different images, some imply auspiciousness, some imply town houses, and some imply blessings. Placing stone carvings at the door can not only add to the beauty of the building, but also enhance the quality of the entire space. Some of these stone carvings are majestic, some are soft, some are elegant, and some are simple. They are like poets depicting the beauty of life with pen and ink, and carving the imprint of time with stone. They are like a mirror, reflecting China's profound cultural heritage and historical accumulation. 
Among the stone carvings that are widely circulated among the people, the lion is undoubtedly the most popular image. This stone lion, like a strong warrior, shows masculinity. Legend has it that it is a magical creature that can intimidate the young at the top and guard the nine shadows. Therefore, the common people often place the stone lion in front of the house, with its majestic posture, as a guard, implying that the town house is protected from evil. The image of the stone lion is majestic, and when placed at the door, it will look extraordinarily atmospheric.
The unicorn, in the myths and legends that have been passed down for thousands of years, is known as one of the ancient mythical beasts. It represents auspiciousness, stability and blessing. In many popular myths and stories, the appearance of the unicorn often indicates a peaceful and prosperous era in the world. Therefore, the unicorn stone carving works are deeply loved by the people and have become a symbol of people's beautiful vision.
Therefore, the unicorn stone carving has become the favorite of dignitaries and nobles, royal relatives and relatives. It is often placed in important places such as courtyards, temples, and government offices, implying auspicious arrivals and long good fortune. Qilin stone carvings play a pivotal role in traditional culture. With its exquisite shape and far-reaching meaning, it has become one of the treasures of Chinese culture.
In ancient legends, Pixiu was one of the nine sons of the dragon, and he was also the youngest. What is surprising is that Pixiu has a reputation for only entering but not leaving. Legend has it that after Pixiu was born, it only had a mouth, but no place to excrete, so it could only transform what it devoured into precious wealth, accept the wealth of the Quartet, and keep the wealth of the family. In the folk, people regard Pixiu as a symbol of fortune and treasure, and those wealthy families usually place the stone carving of Pixiu at the door, implying that the wealth is wide and the family fortune is prosperous. There is also a beautiful vision of rolling money.
The elephant, a symbol of wisdom and unity, is often seen as a symbol of warding off evil spirits. Therefore, we can often see exquisite stone elephants in various institutions or teams, they quietly guard the group, symbolizing the unity and harmony between the team members, as well as the wisdom and strength of the team.