Tianlu sticker is called Haotian. Tianlu and brave are the same meaning, and there is nothing different.

The mythical animal, also known as Tianlu, Exorcism, Baijie and * * *, is a mythical beast in ancient China. The dragon's head, horse's body and feet are shaped like lions, with gray fur and flying. Fierce and powerful, it is responsible for patrolling the sky to prevent demons and plagues from disturbing the sky.

Legend has it that the animal is a fierce beast, but this beast is divided into male and female. The male is named "raccoon" and the female is named "raccoon". In ancient times, this auspicious beast was divided into two horns, one called "Tianlu" and the other two called "evil spirits". Most of the shapes are mainly two corners.

In ancient times, magic was also used to refer to brave warriors. In the Beijing Opera "Lost Street Pavilion, Empty City Plan, Chop Ma Su", Zhuge Liang once wrote a lyric "Each is his own master", and "magic" means a hero.