Jujube wood blade or Peach Sword?

Jujube, wood blade and Taomujian have been given special meanings in traditional culture. In the traditional myth of China, the jujube wood blade is usually regarded as a ghost catcher, because the jujube tree grows slowly and has high wood density, which makes the jujube tree wood blade heavier and is considered to be able to suppress physical demons. Peach swords are generally considered to be used to exorcise ghosts, because peach trees grow faster, have low material density and light weight, and are considered to dispel the souls of invisible ghosts.

In terms of weight and density, jujube wood blade is heavier than peach wooden sword, so it may be more powerful when dealing with physical demons. But when dealing with invisible ghosts, peach wooden swords may be easier to disperse their souls because of their light weight.

To sum up, we can't simply say which sword is more powerful, it depends on which specific occasion or occasion they are used in.