The Bai Ze （白泽）, the divine beast in ancient Chinese mythology, can speak, understand the feelings of everything, know the things of ghosts and gods, and eliminate all evils in the world.
Bai Ze is a famous divine beast on Kunlun Mountain.
It is completely white, with a tiger’s head, red hair, and a dragon’s body. It looks very special.
People respect it very much because of its magical abilities and mysterious identity.
Bai Ze is not only a auspicious creature in mythology, but also a symbol of culture and history.
It is often associated with wise rulers and good morality, representing justice and wisdom.
Legend has it that Huang Di （黄帝） obtained a Bai Ze on the coast of the East Sea.
This divine beast can speak human language, knows everything in the world, and understands the names, appearances, and expulsion methods of all ghosts and monsters.
Huang Di consulted Bai Ze about ghosts and monsters, and Bai Ze told him everything.
Huang Di ordered his people to write down Bai Ze’s words into a book, which is called ”Bai Ze Tu”.
This book records methods to expel or even eliminate all harmful ghosts and monsters.
Another legend says that the ancestor of Bai Ze once followed Yu the Great in controlling floods and wrote ”Bai Ze Tu”.
From the time of Yu the Great, Bai Ze has been worshipped as a divine beast that drives away ghosts and a symbol of good fortune.
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