This set of artwork is a pair of Chinese classical stone gate guardians, consisting of two statues.

These gate guardian statues have rich spiritual and cultural connotations and historical significance, representing a part of ancient Chinese architectural culture.

The first gate guardian statue is named "Tian Guan Blessing", holding a sword in one hand and wearing a gorgeous robe with a golden crown on the head.

This image symbolizes that Tian Guan blesses people with good luck and happiness.

In traditional Chinese culture, gate guardians are believed to protect families from evil forces and bring good fortune and peace.

The second gate guardian statue is named "Di Guan Expel Evil", holding an iron hammer in one hand and wearing a black robe with a black hat on the head.

This image symbolizes that Di Guan expels evil forces and protects people's lives and property.

In traditional Chinese culture, Di Guan is considered to be a deity responsible for maintaining social order and punishing criminals.

These two gate guardian statues show different roles and responsibilities through comparison, conveying beliefs and values in ancient Chinese architectural culture at the same time.

They not only have artistic value but also bear people's yearning and wishes for a better life.