The Chinese Dragon 龍 (lóng) is a legendary creature in Chinese mythology, Chinese folklore, and Chinese culture at large. Dragons in Chinese culture symbolize great power, good luck, triumph, intelligence, ambition and charisma. A dragon holding a pearl is a common image found in Chinese art and the tale is one of the oldest and best-known legends in Chinese folklore. The dragon's pearl is a symbol of wisdom, spiritual energy and power. Historically linked with imperial power, Chinese emperors considered themselves descendants of dragons, emphasizing the dragon's esteemed position. In feng shui the dragon is associated with wealth, power, and prosperity and their strategic placement is believed to harness positive energy and foster balance in various aspects of life.
 
Since ancient times in China, there have been stories of a magical “treasure bowl”  聚宝盆 (Jùbǎopén) that can create unlimited riches. Simular to the Horn of Plenty from Greek mythology the treasure bowl symbolizes prosperity, wealth, and abundance. While the actual treasure bowl remains to be found, its image has became a popular symbol of good fortune. Dedicate the Cornucopia as a tool of abundance, and then place deep with it a written wish for a particular type of abundance. Envision the wish coming true. After the ritual has ended, keep the Cornucopia in a protected, yet visible place so that you see it every day.
 
黃金萬兩 translates directly to Ten Thousand Taels of Gold. This is a way to wish good fortune upon someone and thier home.
 
聚寶盆 is known as the Cornucopia (Treasure bowl) in Chinese folk tales. Simular to the Horn of Plenty from Greek mythology and symbolizes prosperity, wealth, and abundance.