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"Beautiful and rare antique Chinese silk embroidered three legged lucky toad tassel lucky charm.\r\n7 inches overall , 1\" long the toad.\r\nReference:  three-legged toad who had the fabulous ability to whisk its owner to any destination.\u00B9  This particular toad had a love not only for water but also for gold.  If the toad happened to escape down a well, Liu Hai could make him come out by means of a line baited with gold coins. The Chinese word for \"toad\" is chanchu (&amp;#34814;&amp;#34573;).  Sometimes, Chinese will only say the first character chan (&amp;#34814;).  In some Chinese dialects, the character chan has a pronunciation very similar to qian (&amp;#38065;) which means \"coin\".  Therefore, a storyteller reciting \"Liu Hai playing with the Golden Toad\" could be heard by listeners as \"Liu Hai playing with the gold coins\".\r\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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