1, Jade to ward off evil spirits: China has regarded jade as an auspicious thing since ancient times, believing that as long as jade is worn or sacrificed, it can ward off evil spirits and bring good luck and happiness. As early as the Han dynasty, there was the idea that jade could ward off evil spirits for the living and protect the dead. Numerous small jade articles, such as jade bracelets, jade Jue, jade cicada, jade butterfly, jade rabbit, etc., are widely circulated among the people in Vietnam and are well received by people. People think that jade is the embodiment of gods, and a jade to ward off evil spirits is worn around the waist or neck. No matter where you fall, you won't be seriously injured, let alone fatal. If you travel far away from home, you can avoid disasters or diseases caused by acclimatization.

2, peach wooden sword to ward off evil spirits: peach wooden sword is an indispensable tool for ancient exorcists. Peach wood has the spirit of exorcism and good luck. Red wood blade, small sword-shaped mahogany ornaments, used to ward off evil spirits.

3, silverware to ward off evil spirits: silver ornaments, in the old society, are more common than jade, and are mostly worn by children. There are common silver bracelets, silver anklets, silver necklaces, longevity locks, wealth chains and some small ornaments such as mushrooms and reeds. These silver ornaments are made by folk craft silversmiths, and most of them are beautifully made, with exquisite designs of Athens. Some of them are engraved with images of the Chinese zodiac, while others are engraved with traditional mascots such as dragons, phoenixes, unicorns, cranes, deer and bats. Many decorations and objects customized for children are also engraved with the name and date of birth of the admirer.