貔貅故又称“辟邪” 中国古代风水学者认为貔貅是转祸为祥的吉瑞之兽。因此很多地方摆放着铜貔貅。貔貅主食是金银珠宝，自然浑身宝气，因此深得玉皇大帝与龙王的宠爱，不过，吃多了总会拉肚子，所以有一天可能因为忍不住而随地便溺，因此惹的玉皇大帝非常生气，一巴掌打下去，结果打到貔貅的屁股，肛门就被封了起来，从此，金银珠宝只能进不能出，因此貔貅就被视为招财进宝的祥兽了。
Therefore, it is also called "exorcism" in ancient Chinese geomancy scholars believe that Chen is a auspicious animal that turns misfortune into auspiciousness. Therefore, there are many copper coins in many places. Chen Chen's staple food is gold and silver jewelry. Naturally, he is full of treasure, so he is deeply loved by the Jade Emperor and the Dragon King. However, if he eats too much, he will have diarrhea. So one day, he may drown because he can't help it. So the Jade Emperor gets angry. He slaps him down and hits him on the bottom. His anus is sealed. From then on, gold and silver jewelry can only come in and can't go out This kind of animal is regarded as the auspicious animal for Attracting Wealth and treasure.
由于铜貔貅有招财聚宝之象，自古以来，都被皇帝视为招财异兽，为巩固朝廷财政，历代都有朝廷把铜貔貅置于财政府门前。现在的人们为了图个吉利，讨个口彩，会把铜貔貅放在公司或营业地方，另外，人们家居装修后也喜欢放一个铜貔貅，一方面聚财，另一方面辟邪。
Since ancient times, copper coins have been regarded by the emperor as a strange beast to attract money. In order to consolidate the finance of the imperial court, successive dynasties have placed copper coins in front of the finance government. Nowadays, people will put copper coins in the company or business place for the sake of auspicious and colorful pictures. In addition, people also like to put a copper coins after home decoration. On the one hand, they can gather money, on the other hand, they can ward off evil spirits.