Among them, the stamps with a face value of 5 yuan are in the shape of rabbits in pairs, representing "treasure" and symbolizing "good omen and good harvest"; Stamps with a face value of 13 yuan use a rabbit model overlooking the distance to represent "hope" and symbolize "all one's wishes come true"; A souvenir sheet with a face value of 12 yuan, in the shape of a rabbit running and jumping, stands for "transcendence" and has the meaning of "self-transcendence and leap forward".

The mascots of the 6th East Asian Games are the angel of friendship "Golden Gold" and the angel of peace "Dongdong"; Moral: The mascot is named Angel, also called Tianjin Messenger, named Jinjin and Dongdong respectively, which means "Tianjin East Asia".

Rabbit means meekness, cuteness, cunning, longevity, agility, wit, auspiciousness and vigilance. It also means kindness and positivity. People have placed great hopes on rabbits, which can arouse people's wonderful associations. So rabbits mean kindness, beauty and peace. "Rabbit" is a beautiful word in China.

It means auspiciousness, beauty and wealth. Rabbits are very peaceful animals, called "pacifists" and very popular small animals. Except those who sell rabbits, most of them keep pet rabbits, and rabbits are often associated with osmanthus trees on the moon in mythology.

It is a symbol of alertness and luck. Rabbit is a delicate and soft mammal. It is gentle and lovely. "Ruiying Picture" and others describe its auspicious omen: "A red rabbit is a red beast, and the king is prosperous." In China culture, the rabbit is no longer an ordinary animal, but a symbol of good luck.

There are idioms with "rabbit" meaning auspiciousness, or idioms with "rabbit" homophonic meaning auspiciousness.