Poon brings together bok choy, two young chickens, and egg forms in this piece, drawing on their associations with auspice in Chinese culture. The pairing of the birds and the eight surrounding egg shapes refer to the lucky meanings of these numbers in Chinese culture. Arranged through symmetry and repetition, these familiar symbols form a tightly structured image centered on ideas of prosperity and good fortune. Rather than presenting each symbol separately, Poon combines them into a new visual arrangement, showing how inherited cultural meanings can be reorganized through his own image-making.