2021At 8: 00 a.m. on April 7, Yangzhou Police Station of Yangxian Public Security Bureau received an alarm that a pair of stone lions had been stolen in a stone shop. The police learned that the stolen stone lions were a pair of granite handicrafts about 50 cm high and 30 cm wide, each weighing about 75 kg. During the investigation, the police believed that the stolen stone lions were very heavy and difficult to move with their bare hands. After the transshipment, the monitoring of the nearby Shishi store found that at 20 o'clock on the evening of April 6, a strange man sent the Shishi into the black car he was driving and then drove away.

Due to unclear night surveillance, the police seized a large number of nearby surveillance videos. After comparison, the police finally found the trace of the black car and finally confirmed the identity of the man. It was confirmed that the man was suspected of committing a major crime. The police investigated the case, and when they went to the man's home on the same day 16:00, they found a black car used to steal the Shishi yard, arrested it on the spot, and then found the stolen Shishi's old house. The police further refined the objectives and tasks, based on the reality of work responsibilities, focused on solving crimes, focusing on investigation and prevention, laying a solid foundation with advantages, and comprehensively promoting the implementation of special actions, effectively curbing the frequent occurrence of property crimes. Further strengthen the overall stability of social security and create a good public security environment.

People in China have always regarded stone lions as auspicious things. In many gardens and scenic spots in China, stone lions of various shapes can be seen everywhere. In ancient times, a pair of stone lions were placed in front of the government and the main hall to guard the main hall. Until modern times, in front of many buildings, there were houses in Shishi City that protected the past. There have been no wild lions in China since ancient times. Stone lions or bronze lions often seen in traditional buildings in China are actually immigrants. In the Han Dynasty, with the opening and smoothness of the Silk Road, the image of a lion was introduced to China through Central Asia, and gradually formed an image of a beast similar in appearance to a real lion, but with a certain mystery. The lion is also respected in China because of its fierce image and its connection with Buddhism. Therefore, it will be associated with houses in the city to drive away evil spirits.

Shishi is a common monster in China traditional culture. It is a sculpture with artistic value and ornamental value, which is carved into the image of a lion with stones as raw materials. The earliest stone lions were found in front of Gaoyi tomb in the Eastern Han Dynasty. In traditional buildings in China, it is often used as an ornament. It can be seen in palaces, temples, pagodas, bridges, mansions, gardens, tombs and seals in China. But more often, Shishi refers to a pair of lions placed on the left and right sides of the door. People in China have always regarded stone lions as auspicious things. In many gardens and scenic spots in China, stone lions of various shapes can be seen everywhere. In ancient times, a pair of stone lions were placed in front of the government and the main hall to guard the main hall. Until modern times, in front of many buildings, there were houses in Shishi City that protected the past.