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Many guests said they worshiped for wealth, health, and a peaceful family life before, but had never heard of this kind of Power Totem.

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I believe some of them will put it in a place to bless them to gain awith conquering power and to get a job promoted at work.

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No one cares about such a small volume of a 20cm tall clay man.

They piled up on the ground in the same way as the coin album covered with thick dust in the warehouse.

I creatively told customers, "Since he was the first, most powerful man in China over two thousand years ago, the archaeologist has found many officials and even some common people regard him as a worship totem symbolizing a power that would belong to you in the future."

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