Chinese Mythology: Xiang Liu
Preface: Xiang Liu (相柳), also known as Xiang Yao, was a fierce deity in ancient Chinese mythology. 相Xiāng柳liǔ生shēng活huó在zài上shàng古gǔ时shí代dài ， 是shì共gòng工gōng的de臣chén属shǔ…
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相柳简介
相柳是中国古代神话中的凶神，身形巨大，有九个头颅。它常在水边出没，吐水为灾。传说它能喷吐毒液，危害四方。人们常用相柳来象征洪水猛兽，代表灾难。
Introduction to Xiang Liu
Xiang Liu is a fierce deity in ancient Chinese mythology. It has a huge body and nine heads. It often appears near water and causes floods by spitting water. Legends say it can spray venom, harming all around. People often use Xiang Liu to symbolize fierce floods and disasters.
Preface: Xiang Liu (相柳), also known as Xiang Yao, was a fierce deity in ancient Chinese mythology. 相Xiāng柳liǔ生shēng活huó在zài上shàng古gǔ时shí代dài ， 是shì共gòng工gōng的de臣chén属shǔ…