What's Ching-Ying Lam's character like?

In Hong Kong dramas, Ching-Ying Lam often sees him play the role of a Taoist to catch and subdue demons, and takes a character's character as the conductor rune of a Taoist.

Actually, it's not a word. According to folk parlance, it should be called "combined Chinese characters".

"He Zi" is a wonderful flower in China folk custom. It first appeared in the runes used by monarchs to convey orders or transfer troops in the pre-Qin period. Usually, several seal characters are carved together, and then split into two halves, with half on each side to verify the authenticity. Taoist priests in the Han Dynasty began to apply this method to the biography of Fu, calling it "Wen Fu". In the Song Dynasty, the word "He" has evolved from a Taoist symbol to a desire of people to seek good fortune and avoid evil. We should "turn money into treasure", "see money every day" and so on.

Ching-Ying Lam's rune is "eh? Bamiyan "or" as urgent as law ". ?