What are the beasts in ancient books?

The four traditional beasts in ancient China are Xuanwu in the north, Suzaku in the south, White Tiger in the west and Qinglong in the east.

According to Shan Hai Jing and other ancient books, there are ancient beasts in China:

1. Bai Ze:

The beasts on Kunlun Mountain, the famous beasts, are all white, can speak human words and understand the feelings of all things, and rarely appear, unless a saint ruled the world at that time, and he came with books.

2. Osmium:

Born in Broken Mountain in the East China Sea, it looks like an ox, with no horns, huge body and black body, but it is supported by only one foot, also known as one-legged kui.

Osmium is a kind of evil beast, which can emit the light of the sun and the moon and make a thunderous cry.

3. Phoenix: the bird of five virtues.

4. Kirin:

It is a kind creature with powerful demon power. It understands the world and the will of God, and can listen to fate. There are twelve countries in the human world, ruled by twelve kings respectively. Kings are not judged by birth or merit, but by fate. Kirin is a god beast that conveys destiny and chooses a king for the country.

5. embarrassed:

The famous god beast produced under the ancient divine judgment system is also known as the "law beast". It is as big as an ox, as small as a sheep, and roughly looks like a unicorn. It has thick dark hair, bright eyes and a unicorn on its forehead. It is said that if the horn is broken, it will die. Some people have wings, but most people have no wings. Have high wisdom, can understand people's words, and will use horns to resist dishonest and disloyal people. Later generations often raise ordinary sheep instead of horses in temples.

6. mingbird: looks like a chicken and sings like a phoenix. Hairless, fleshy wings fly. It can drive away wild animals and wolves so that evil spirits can't hurt them.

7. China:

In the classic of mountains and seas. There is a bird in Zhange Mountain, which is shaped like a crane, with one foot, red stripes and a white beak. It's called squaring