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During the Northern Song Dynasty, a Taoist priest from Qingcheng Mountain saw a wounded nine-tailed fox in Qingqiu Mountain. The fox had failed in his practice to transcend the tribulation, so he hid under a red sandalwood tree that was struck by lightning. The Taoist priest carved 19 main beads from the heart of the tree, sealed a wisp of the fox's soul into the wood carving, and inlaid red jade stones that symbolize marriage at key locations. On the night the bracelet was completed, the nine-tailed fox turned into a human form to thank the Taoist priest, and gave him three golden fox hairs, saying that if a man and a woman who truly love each other wear this bracelet, they will be able to break through the obstacles in their relationship.
This object protects sincerity and creates one's own fate in the balance between rationality and sensibility.
