The difference between robbing a cat and a lucky cat.

Cats rob money and cats get rich are two different cultural symbols, which originated from traditional beliefs and folk stories in China.

Cats robbing money is the negative image in China's folktales. It is usually described as a black cat, representing bad luck and bad luck. Legend has it that a cat robbing money will bring people economic losses and troubles, and it is regarded as an ominous thing. Therefore, people will try to avoid contact with money-grabbing cats and use their images on some financial-related symbols to show the warning of wealth loss.

Lucky cats are mascots in East Asia such as China and Japan. A lucky cat is usually a cat with a bright flag, and its right front foot is raised and waved, which is said to make a fortune. The traditional image of a lucky cat is golden, representing wealth and luck. People think that keeping a lucky cat at home or in a shop can bring economic luck and prosperity.