Elephant

Elephants have a rich symbolic meaning in many cultures, mainly including:

Luck, peace, wealth and power. Elephants are regarded as good luck and bring good fortune and peace. This is due to the elephants' strong vitality and adaptability, as well as their powerful image in nature.

Love, courtesy, loyalty and trust. Elephants are regarded as auspicious symbols of Confucian virtues because of their gentle, friendly and caring nature.

Persistence, perseverance and wisdom. The endurance and adaptability of elephants, as well as their intelligence, make them a symbol of perseverance, fortitude and wisdom.

Solemnity, majesty, longevity, stability and auspiciousness. The elephant is regarded as a symbol of sanctity, majesty and longevity due to its large size and longevity.

Warding off and expelling evil spirits. In ancient China, the elephant was regarded as a symbol of protection against evil spirits.

Symbol of wisdom and strength. In religions such as Hinduism and Buddhism, the elephant plays an important role as a symbol of wisdom and strength.

Family and community. The elephant is known for its close-knit family and community structure, symbolizing unity, mutual support and loyalty.

Luck and mystery. In some cultures, the elephant is seen as a symbol of good fortune and is associated with mystical and supernatural powers.