The body od this heavenly god is stalwart and burly, the face is striking. He wears a five-leaf crown, his eyes are wide open, he stares attentively, his expression is not anger but prestige, his posture is stalwart, and his face is powerful and heroic. The god of heaven holds the Treasure Mouse in his left hand, symbolizing the wealth of money, ready to give to the world at any time, and his right hand holds the treasure building, his hands are full and powerful, and his shape is lifelike. The god is a military commander, dressed in armor, wearing Mongolian boots, sitting on the back of a lion, with his right leg bent upward, presenting a sitting posture of Megatron. The armor and outfits on the body are meticulously depicted, the patterns are exquisite and symmetrical, and the craftsmanship is exquisite. The lion under the seat raised his head and looked back, roaring, with four hooves and a strong tail. Lion lying on a lotus seat. The whole image is made of refined brass, gilded throughout, and exquisite craftsmanship. The expressions of the god and the lion are vivid and vivid, and the sky is flying, as if falling from the sky. In addition, the dazzling golden light makes the statue full of agility and appropriately expresses the might of the god. With wealth and honor, it is an exquisite piece of statues during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. From the collections of Asher Cartfeild ( 1897-1984), a Lithuania immigrant who became a successful steel broker and the founder of the A. R. Cartfield & Company. This collection that he has accumulated from around the world, showcases his appreciation for Asian culture and art.