Snails are a common theme in jade carvings. The homonym of snail is "Luo", which means to collect and store. At the same time, the snail's shell is curved and turns back and forth, and the ancients had endless imagination about it. So the moral of the snail is: to collect money, the financial resources are like water.

Jade carving in China has a long history, is world-famous and has a profound jade culture. It is mentioned in the three-character classic: jade is not cut, and it is not a tool; In addition, jade sculptors of past dynasties also taught them: "Jade must have work; Work must be intentional; Meaning must be auspicious. " The carving theme of jade comes from people's beliefs, folklore, homophony and metaphor of animals and plants. Only by understanding the traditional culture of China can we have a broader understanding of jade patterns.