What is the significance of the gecko?

The gecko represents the good meaning of "shelter", "avoid disaster" and "will be blessed".

The gecko, also known as Shougong, is known as Tianlong in traditional Chinese culture, and is good at flying and walking on walls, which is regarded as a good-luck charm for subduing demons and eliminating devils, and for prospering the family and the wealth; the gecko has the meaning of "must be blessed", which is often paired with a gourd in jade artifacts and carved on the side of the gourd, to take the meaning of "must be blessed".

The gecko has a tenacious vitality, is not afraid of hardship, regards bumps in the road as a straight path, is patient and persistent, and is good at creating and seizing opportunities. Gecko's alias is "Shougong", also known as the traditional Chinese culture of the sky dragon, good flying wall, eat pests, have a prosperous home and prosperity.

The gecko is also known as the Dragon in traditional Chinese culture, because it is good at flying and walking on walls, and is regarded by the people as a good-luck charm for subduing evil spirits, and for prospering the family. Its alias "Shougong", as the name suggests, to guard the house all the good luck, fortune, so the gecko in the house means that the family business has been stabilized.

Gecko habits:

The gecko is a diurnal animal. During the day, it lurks in the wall cracks, tile eaves, behind the cupboard refuses and other hidden places, and at night it comes out to activities. Summer and fall at night, the gecko often appear in the light of the wall, under the eaves or on the pole, feeding on mosquitoes, flies, moths and spiders, etc., is a useful and harmless animal.

When the gecko is frightened or when you go to catch it, as soon as you touch it, its tail will immediately break, and the gecko will take the opportunity to escape. This phenomenon, in zoology, is called "self-cutting", also known as "self-cutting", "self-mutilation" and "self-cutting". The name is also known as "self-cutting", "self-mutilation" and "self-cutting". Because there are many nerves in the broken section of the tail, it leaves the body, the nerves do not immediately lose their effect.

As for some people say, the gecko's broken tail will drill into the human ear, this is absolutely impossible. Because most of the broken tail fell to the ground, even if still left on the wall, although still swinging, but no directional activity ability, so it is not drilled into the human ear. Gecko broke a section of the tail, after the broken tail gecko not too long, the tail will regenerate again.

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