What is the most accurate fortune-telling for Taoist priests?

What's the name of the thing in Taoist hands?

What Taoist priests take is called blowing dust.

In Taoist culture, blowing dust is the most commonly used object of Taoist. As the saying goes, "a man with dust in his hand is extraordinary", and the dust in the door means to sweep away the dust. Like the well-known immortals, such as Taishang Laojun and Taiyi Zhenren, there is dust around them, and their fairy spirit arises spontaneously.

In some martial arts schools, blowing dust exists as a weapon. Just like the old man in Zhang Sanfeng, he has a fierce and invisible power when blowing dust.

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Dust blower, also known as dust blower, dust blower and dust tail device, is a tool or vessel with animal hair (such as ponytail and swimming tail) or filiform linen attached to the front end of the handle, which is generally used to clean dust traces or drive away mosquitoes and flies.

Dust blowing originated in the Han Dynasty and was first used to repel mosquitoes and sweep ash, which was deeply loved by literati in the Han and Wei Dynasties. In Taoist culture, blowing dust is a common object of Taoist priests, and some martial arts schools regard blowing dust as a weapon. After Buddhism was introduced into China, blowing dust was accepted as a tool by Han Buddhism, symbolizing getting rid of troubles. Bird's tail was first seen in Tao Jin Yuanming's Biography of Meng Qian, a general of the Jin State who conquered the west because of the Jin Dynasty: "Bird's tail smiles."