What does it mean to learn from each other's sons of Kirin?

There is a Taoist priest named Qilinzi in myth. He has a unicorn, calling himself a unicorn. He is an enlightened fairy.

Kirin is a traditional auspicious beast in ancient Chinese Han myths and legends. It is said that it can live for 2000 years. The ancients believed that wherever Kirin haunts, there must be auspicious signs. Sometimes it is used to describe people with outstanding talents and both ability and political integrity. Everyone calls Kirin, Qinglong, White Tiger, Suzaku and Xuanwu the five great beasts. Actually, it's not Kirin, it's Huanglong.

The ancients called men Qi and women Lin. Kirin, an ancient benevolent beast, is an auspicious treasure, which combines a dragon's head, antlers, lion's eyes, tiger's back, bear's waist, snake scales, horseshoes and pig's tail. Since ancient times, it has been decorated in the court to enhance the official prestige, and it is also a symbol of the powerful.

The ancients believed that the dragon represented God, Heaven, Emperor and courtship, so the dragon was gradually monopolized by the royal family. And the phoenix also has the meaning of sagacity, tone (the moral character that women should prepare) and ambition. Therefore, people regard Kirin and Xuanwu as their mascots and spread them widely.