What do gluttony, evil spirits, fear and fear mean respectively?

Gluttony is a mysterious monster in ancient myths and legends of China, alias Lin Jie. According to the ancient book Shan Hai Jing Bei Ji Er Jing, it is characterized by its sheep face, eyes under the armpit and tiger teeth in its hands.

To ward off evil spirits is a winged beast shaped like a lion in China myths and legends. According to legend, it symbolizes "benevolence" and "Rui".

Avengers, also known as Xi è zhì and Xie Yi, are ancient beasts in China. Big like an ox, small like a sheep, like a unicorn, with thick black hair, bright eyes and a long horn on his forehead.

The brave is the nine princes of the Dragon King. His staple food is gold, silver and jewels, and naturally he is covered with treasures, so he won the favor of the Jade Emperor Dragon King.

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The god beast in ancient Chinese folk myths and legends refers to the creatures represented by two instruments and two saints (the sun and the moon shine) and four heavenly spirits (the dragon, the white tiger, the suzaku and the Xuanwu), which can be seen in Chinese classics. ?

Most of these creatures can't find entities in reality, but the composition of their images comes from reality. China used some ancient gods and beasts in divination, especially Daoism and Liu Yi. These beasts often appear in traditional buildings, playing the role of eliminating disasters, avoiding disasters and blessing.

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