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The Rooster is a symbol of courage, dependability, diligence, self-determination of perseverance. Often related to the yang principle and features such as loyalty and bravery, the Rooster is a fine feng shui symbol to keep in the home.

The Rooster is always alert and is said to be ready to “peck away” any danger to your relationship or career; this is visible through his gorgeously-formed beak and his ever-attentive eyes. Giving your loved one a Rooster figure to keep in the office will serve to be useful, as the Rooster is beieved to help keep an eye open to eliminate the chance of third-party interference.

Keeping a Rooster in your office is reputed to greatly assist you if you have a political career, as it will keep luck with you and prevent back-stabbing or betrayals that you didn’t see coming. When placed in the South corner, the Rooster is said to be an ideal enhancer of recognition, reputation and accomplishment luck.

Excellent gift for people in political career or people worried about straying spouse.

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自远古时代以来，由于地质、自然灾害和人为的战争不断，动荡和灾难中，人们都希望自己平平安安，生活吉祥如意。人们将这种希望自己生活、事业、仕途吉祥如意的情感，寄托在许多动物身上，诸多文人墨客用文学、绘画等艺术形式来表达人们的这种情感。
雄鸡，因拥有高耸火红的鸡冠，外观雄壮漂亮，而且，"冠"与"官"谐音，字面的意思是礼。古人以冠冕堂皇为礼，含有升迁腾达的寓意，人们将更多吉祥、腾达的寓意寄托于鸡身上。对于鸡的吉祥寓意，还要追溯到远古时代。在中国的传统文化中，龙和凤都是神化的动物，鸡却是一种身世不凡的灵禽，凤的形象来源于鸡。我国宋代著名类书《太平御览》中记载："黄帝之时，以凤为鸡。"传说鸡为日中鸟，鸡鸣日出，带来光明，能够驱逐妖魔鬼怪。据考，晋代的董勋《答问礼俗》中说：正月初一为鸡日，正旦画鸡于门。魏晋时期，鸡成了门画中辟邪镇妖之物。南朝宗檩撰《荆楚岁时记》也载有"正月一日……贴画鸡户上，悬苇索于其上，插桃符其傍，百鬼畏之"。古时春节在门窗上画鸡。东方朔的《占书》上说："岁正月一日占鸡，二日占狗，三日占猪，四日占羊，五日占牛，六日占马，七日占人。"春节，人们画鸡可能因为初一是鸡日。此习俗流传下来，使在门楣上贴鸡成为一些地方春节的习俗，寓意着人们希望生活吉祥如意。
古代神话中还有鸡是重明鸟变形的说法。据说尧帝时，远方的友邦进贡一种能辟邪的重明鸟，大家都欢迎重明鸟的到来，可是贡使不是年年都来，人们就刻一个木头的重明鸟，或用铜铸重明鸟放在门户，或者在门窗上画重明鸟，吓退妖魔鬼怪，使之不敢再来。因重明鸟模样类似鸡，以后就逐步改为画鸡或剪窗花贴在门窗上，也即成为后世剪纸艺术的源头。