What does the snake bring to ward off evil spirits?

People who are snakes in the zodiac are usually advised to wear snake Xiao, that is, monkeys. If the Liuhe Zodiac is not easy to wear (for example, the monkey is too old), you can choose the Trinity Zodiac: the cow and the chicken.

Snakes appeared in a negative image in ancient China. "A snake with insufficient heart swallows an elephant" describes the snake's greed; The fable "The Farmer and the Snake" describes the cunning and cold-blooded nature of snakes. Malicious people are described as "snakes and scorpions".

Snakes are mostly images of witchcraft and ghosts. "Shan Hai Jing" Bashu snake "eats elephants, bones come out at the age of three", and Chai Sang flies snakes. "Continued Natural History" Snake "If it is in the wood, it will be broken, if it is in the middle, it will be harmful"; In Gezhi Jingyuan, people and snakes "stand and walk, and smile when they meet people"; "Youyang Miscellany" contains Sun Shuai beheading a two-headed snake; Chen Ding, a Qing dynasty, called a human snake in the snake spectrum, but the person who picked it up "will come even though the snake is dozens of miles away"; Liang Shaoren's "Measuring Snakes"; Spontaneous snakes in the sacred classics ...

Both Nu Wa and Fuxi in China ancient mythology were snake heads, and the description of Fu in Guangdian of Luling "Fu Xian scales, Nu Wa snake body" is also recorded in the ancient books "The Century of the Emperor", "The History of Taoism" and "Historical Records". The stone reliefs of the tombs in the early Eastern Han Dynasty in Junyangying, Nanyang, Henan Province are opposite to each other. The image of Fuxi Nuwa's copulation in the tombs of the Tang Dynasty in Xinjiang shows a copulating snake body below its waist.