The style of this bronze censer is very exquisite. The oval-shaped bronze censer manifests graceful curves. A set of Chi dragons are situated on the mouth of the bronze censer, and they seem to be vaguely gazing around. The bottom has four cloud-like legs, which are carved with auspicious patterns. They represent success, safety, and luck. A rectangular and seal-like block of inscription is on the bottom. According to legends, the Chi dragon is the second son of the Dragon King. The Chi dragon does not have any horns, and he is good at keeping guard. Thus, the roofs of temples often feature the statues of Chi dragons to prevent fire. The Chi dragon has a mighty demeanor which highlights the masculinity of men. The bronze censer is in good condition, yet the wall has some patina due to oxidation.