Chinese Mythology: The Divine Beast Jian Ma
In ancient Chinese mythology, the Jian Ma (建马) is an extremely mysterious and honorable creature. It not only possessed extraordinary appearance, but also played an important role in the heavenly…
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Qi Lin, is an ancient Chinese mythological beast, should the dragon born Jianma, Jianma born Kirin, and “Long (dragon)”, “Feng (phoenix)”, “tortoise”, “PiXiu” and is known as the five great beasts. The Qi Lin has a sheep’s head, a body like a musk deer, wolf hooves, a rounded head, a colorful body, a tail that resembles a Longn’s tail, and dragon scales and a horn, and is about 4 meters tall.
In ancient Chinese mythology, the Jian Ma (建马) is an extremely mysterious and honorable creature. It not only possessed extraordinary appearance, but also played an important role in the heavenly…
Divine Dragon Analysis Yinglong: The most meritorious creation deity in Chinese mythology, described in Shan Hai Jing as having “wings on back, scaly body with spinal spines”. As totem of…