关公立像，刀尘朝上直立的，也就是直刀。用来放在宽阔的中堂，功用是镇宅。为求平安。挥刀朝下的，也就是劈刀。用来放在室内的一些地方，功用是驱邪进財。直刀关公有辟邪、镇宅之能。关公宜面向大门，尽量不放于客厅，面对卧室。身下有马，更有马到成功之意！关公圣像安放时，应高过自己的胸部为宜；关公立像要知道一些禁忌和说法。
Guan Gong stands like a statue, and the one with the blade dust facing up is the straight blade. It is used to put it in a wide nave, and its function is to build a town house. For peace. The one with the knife facing down is the cleaver. It's used to put it in some places indoors. Its function is to drive away evil spirits and enter wealth. Straight Dao Guan Gong has the ability to ward off evil spirits and suppress houses. Guan Gong should face the gate, try not to put it in the living room, facing the bedroom. There is a horse under the body, and it means success! When the statue of Duke Guan is placed, it's better to be higher than his chest; the statue of Duke Guan needs to know some taboos and sayings.
道教将关羽奉为“关圣帝君”，即人们常说的“关帝”，为道教的护法四帅 之一。关公是中华民族的人伦典范，和道德楷模，被儒家称为“武圣”，道家尊称“帝君”，佛教奉为“伽蓝菩萨”，商界奉为“武财神”，民间尊为“万能之神”。近两千年的推崇与传承，关公已从平民成为神圣，其忠义仁勇精神已成为一种信仰。关公乃亘古一人的正气道德楷模，关公精神“忠义仁勇、大公无私、乾坤正气”，上至皇权下至黎庶，千秋百代世所敬仰。
Taoism regards Guan Yu as the "emperor of Guansheng", which is often called "Guandi", one of the four guardians of Taoism. Guan Gong is a model of human relations and morality of the Chinese nation. He is called "wusheng" by Confucianism, "emperor" by Taoism, "Kalan Bodhisattva" by Buddhism, "wucaishen" by business and "omnipotent God" by the people. In the past two thousand years, Guan Gong has become sacred from the common people, and his loyalty, righteousness, benevolence and courage have become a kind of faith. Guan Gong is a moral model of integrity in ancient times. His spirit is "loyalty, righteousness, benevolence and bravery, selflessness, heaven and earth integrity", up to the imperial power and down to the common people, and respected by generations.