In traditional Chinese culture, "Wenchang" is one of the celestial constellations, also known as "Emperor Wenchang". It presides over academic pursuits and examinations on earth, serving as a deity that aids and blesses people in studying and writing. Meanwhile, people built Wenchang Pagodas to pray for Emperor Wenchang’s protection, hoping for the prosperity of local culture and that more individuals would achieve academic success and official positions.The Wenchang Pagoda symbolizes "steady progress and wisdom". It comes in 7-story, 9-story, and 13-story versions—more stories and greater height mean stronger energy to boost academic fortune and promote noble status.Knot: The Wenchang Knot, also called the Wisdom Knot, embodies auspicious meanings such as thriving academic luck, success in every exam, and topping the rankings. It is believed to bring the wearer quick wit, a smooth career path, and the achievement of one’s goals.With the implication of good luck in exams, the Wenchang Knot is said to represent "two ears, four eyes, and six spiritual powers", symbolizing prosperous academic fortune. It carries the wish for the wearer to be sharp-minded, have a successful official career, and attain fame and accomplishments. In ancient times, some parents, worried about their children’s academic performance, would specially seek bracelets tied with Wenchang Knots from Buddhist temples.