Kun Peng （鲲鹏）, a divine beast in ancient Chinese legend. The name of the Kun Peng first appeared in the Taoist doctrine Zhuangzi – Easy Travel.
In the distant northern sea, there lives a peculiar fish.
Its name is Kun, and its body is amazingly huge. No one can say exactly how big it is.
Kun can transform into a super big bird called Peng.
Peng’s back is also extremely vast, and no one can say its exact size.
When Peng spreads its wings and flies, its wings resemble a huge cloud covering the sky.
Whenever the sea is rough and turbulent, Peng will spread its wings and fly towards the distant South Pole.
The South Sea is a place of immense depth, as if connected to the sky.
People say that Kunpeng was created by the mysterious force of “Chaos.”
It can predict the future and see through the changes of all things in the world, so it is regarded as a symbol of wisdom and foresight.
Kunpeng is not just a symbol of a creature; it also represents a spirit.
It represents bravery and fearlessness, with boundless strength and firm determination.
Peng’s flight symbolizes people’s desire for freedom and their persistent pursuit of dreams.
No matter how big the difficulties, Peng will rely on its own strength to soar into the sky and fly towards the heavens.
This spirit is something that everyone should have in life.
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