To attract wealth and bring treasure [imitation ancient coins] cinnabar pressed to win money\spending money/rope braided copper coins hand-woven with tassels

Spending money was formerly known as "hate money". Being tired of winning means using curses to suppress evil spirits in ancient times. This word should be read as "press" here, which is a verb, meaning that one thing presses on another thing, and the pressure overcomes it. There are two basic purposes of suppressing money. One is to suppress ghosts and drive away evil spirits. The second is to pray. \Introduction to Copper Coins/ Marshal Xuantan, whose full name is Marshal Zhao of Xuantan in Ruyi Jinlun Yuan of the Shangqing Dynasty, is commonly known as the True Lord of Xuantan among the people. According to legend, the Taoist god has a surname of Zhao, a given name of Lang, a given name of Chang, and a courtesy name of Gongming. Some people also call him Zhao Xuantan or Zhao Guangming. Xuantian God is one of the thirty-six generals and one of the four law-protecting marshals, so he is also called Marshal Zhao of Xuantan. He is good at using iron whips and rides on divine tigers. According to folk legend, Zhao Gongming is the "Martial God of Wealth", ranking first among the five gods of wealth. According to the records of the Fengshen Romance, his full name is Jinlong Ruyi Zhengyi Longhu Xuantan Zhenjun, because he commands "Jinbao Tianzun Xiao Sheng", "Nazhen Tianzun Cao" There are four immortals: "Treasure", "Chen Jiugong, the Wealth Envoy", and "Yao Shaosi, the Immortal Official of the Lucky City". The four immortals specialize in welcoming good luck, receiving blessings, and merchants doing business, so they become the gods of wealth. Many people refer to Zhao Gongming and his four subordinates as the Five Gods of Wealth.