Most totems of the world are represented by the simplest graphic images.

          The totems of some peoples are merely a piece of tree leaf, a blade of grass, or a bird.  Slightly more complex ones may include a baby's head, a bird's wing, a bird's beak, a bird's claw, or a withered tree.  They symbolize deities of nature such as sky, earth, mountain, water, grass, wood, sun, or moon.

          Although primitive totems have been so simple and crude in their form when revealed to the people, all people of every ethnic group consider their own totem to carry infinite messages, and possess enormous mysterious powers.

          These mysterious powers are all supernatural and inconceivable.

          Ultimately speaking, the square shaped Chinese hieroglyphic writing can be considered as a totem in every character.  Therefore, wherever there is Chinese writing, all forms of Chinese totem are everywhere.  Chinese characters thus possess inconceivable mysterious power.