Who knows the complete set of ancient animal names?

Wei Xiao: It is said that there is a "Liupo Mountain" in the East China Sea of China, and Wei Xiao lives in Shan Ye. Kui's body and head are like cows, but she has no horns, only one leg, and she is black and blue. It is said that Wei Xiao gives off the light of the sun and the moon and makes a thunderous cry. As long as it gets in and out of the water, it will definitely cause a storm. In the war between the Yellow Emperor and Chiyou, the Yellow Emperor captured Chiyou, made snare drum out of his skin, and made drumsticks out of his bones. As a result, the sound of playing this drum can spread all over Fiona Fang for 500 miles, which greatly improved the morale of the Yellow Emperor's army and made Chiyou's army terrible.

Yujiang: Yujiang is the legendary Poseidon, Shen Feng and the God of plague, also known as Yu Qiang and Yu Jing, and is the grandson of the Yellow Emperor. The sea god Yujiang rules the North Sea, and his body is like a fish, but some people ride a two-headed dragon on their hands and feet; According to legend, yujiang county Shen Feng declared that he was a minister of Zhuan Xu. His image is a bird with a face, with a green snake hanging from each ear, and two green snakes riding on his feet, dominating the north. It is said that the wind in Yujiang can spread the plague, and it will hurt when it meets the northwest wind, so the northwest wind is also called "Li Feng" by the ancients.

Yu Ya: Also known as "Yu Ya". Legend has it that he was once a god, killed by a god named Wei, and later resurrected, but became a monster who ate people. There are many opinions about He Lu's appearance, such as the face of a dragon, the size of a raccoon, the face of a cow, the legs of a horse, or a beast with a dragon head and a tiger body (pictured). It is said that because he likes to eat people, Emperor Yao ordered Hou Yi to kill it.

Disaster: "Disaster" originally refers to the legendary ethnic minorities living in the south of China, but it is described as a monster with the external image of a dog, swallowing dog dung and spewing flames. Fire broke out everywhere, so the ancients regarded it as a sign of fire and an extremely ominous symbol. There is also a saying that evil spirits swallow fire and expel feces with fire. The disaster should be the symbol of the demonized tribes in southern China.

Nine-headed bird: formerly known as "ghost car", with ten necks and nine heads. It is said that its tenth head was shot off by a hunter ordered by Zhou Gongdan. The headless neck kept dripping blood. The ancients claimed that when the nine-headed bird flew by, it would blow out the lights and let the dog drive it away. Legend has it that the nine-headed bird has a pair of wings on each head, and as a result, 18 pairs of wings collide, which is useless. In addition, the nine-headed bird is also called "bird catcher", which preys on human children and likes to live in groups.

Qiong Qi: "Qiong Qi" is an evil god in the legend of China. It is as big as an ox and looks like a tiger. It is covered with thorns and has wings. Qiong Qi barks like a dog and eats people for a living. It is said that Qiong Qi often flies to the scene of fights and bites off the nose of the reasonable party; If someone does something bad, Qiong Qi will catch wild animals and give them to him, and encourage him to do more bad things. The ancients also called Qiong Qi a man who didn't care much about his own thoughts, far from being a gentleman and close to a villain. However, Qiong Qi has its advantages. In the exorcism ceremony called "exorcism", there are twelve kinds of beasts that devour evil spirits, which are called Twelve Gods or Twelve Beasts, and Qiong Qi is one of them.

* * * Gong: * * Gong is a descendant of Shennong in ancient legend. As a water god, * * * Gong has a face, hands and feet, and a snake body. Zhuan Xu, the successor of the Yellow Emperor, rebelled in the era of world domination and was defeated by Zhuan Xu. The workers got angry and failed to hit their heads on Zhoushan (the legendary pillar supporting the world), causing the world to tilt to the southeast. After that, the workers continued to make trouble (representing the flood outbreak) and were finally killed by Yu (referring to the success of water control).

Waste: Waste is an evil ghost that brings disaster to people. Legend has it that the waste is dressed in a red robe, with a bull's nose, one foot on the ground, the other foot hanging at the waist, and an iron fan inserted at the waist. It is said that Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty once saw a child stealing his own jade emperor and Yang Guifei's sachets in a dream. Xuanzong stopped this boy. Ghosts claim to be "wasteful" and like to steal other people's property. He can also steal other people's happiness and make himself depressed. Xuanzong was furious and immediately called for someone, so a GREAT GHOST appeared, tore the excrement in half and ate it. GREAT GHOST refers to Zhong Kui.

Wutong God: Five evil spirits in China legend are said to be active in the south. There is a saying that the phoenix tree god often goes to other people's homes to find beautiful women. In fact, the Five Gods, also known as the Five Gods, are the five sons of Taishan God. In Strange Tales from a Lonely Studio, there are some accounts about the Five Gods. It is said that a scholar surnamed Wan beheaded three gods and seriously injured another. The last one was killed by the maid XX, the daughter of King Yong.

Chaos: also known as "chaos", is an ancient evil. Legend has it that it is fat and round, red as fire, with four wings and six feet. Although it has no five senses, it can be familiar with songs, dances and music. There is also a saying that chaos is an animal like a dog or a bear. Humans can't see or hear. It often giggles with its tail biting. If you meet a noble person, chaos is violent; If you meet a wicked person, Chaos will obey his command. Chaos is the prototype of Hong Jun Taoist in The Romance of Gods.

Tooth-cutting: A legendary monster or giant who lives in the swamps of southern China. The chisel's teeth are as long as a chisel and penetrate his chin. He has a shield and a spear in his hand. It is said that Red Spoon preys on human beings, and the Yellow Emperor ordered Hou Yi to crusade. After fierce fighting, Hou Yi chased Chishao in Kunlun Mountain and shot him. The gnashing of teeth should be the symbol of the demonized southern tribes in China.

Ding Bird: Espeon in ancient China was also considered as the messenger of the sun. In ancient China, it was said that a bird with three legs lived in the sun, and people worshipped the sun. The bird with three legs was also worshipped as a symbol of good luck. It is said that there are ten three-legged birds that keep running in the sky, causing drought and burning pain on the ground. Emperor Yao ordered Hou Yi to shoot all the birds with three legs. As a result, Houyi shot down nine birds, leaving one. From then on, there was only one sun, and it set at night. Some people say that a three-legged bird is an elf who serves the Queen Mother of the West.

The Queen Mother of the West and the Peach Fruit: According to ancient legends, the Queen Mother of the West has an ugly face and long hair. She is in charge of disasters and punishments, and also causes people to die. It is also said that the Queen Mother of the West refers to Kunlun Mountain. The "Tree of Life" is planted in the orchard of the Queen Mother of the West, and every 3,000 years, peaches representing immortality will grow. In China mythology, the meaning of peach fruit is equivalent to that of apple in the west, and it is the "food of God" and "nectar and jade liquid" that makes the gods live forever. It is called Ma Hao in Persia and Pisa in Egypt. Its essence is women's menstrual blood, which is the holy blood created by mother and daughter gods in many cultural legends. The depression on the peach fruit is also considered as a symbol of yoni. In Taoism, peach fruit symbolizes the body fluids of virgins and mature women. Taoism believes that men can live longer by absorbing this body fluid (similar to the Indian Tantric school's view of women's "ability"). For example, the picture of the birthday girl holding a peach often depicts an old man with a huge forehead, pointing to the depression of the peach fruit. According to Taoist theory, the longevity of longevity is due to the storage of female body fluids on the forehead of longevity, which leads to the depression of peach fruit. This is also one of the sources of corruption and indulgence in Taoism. Many Taoists even performed similar programs in the court to deceive the king who begged for longevity.

Chang 'e: Hou Yi's wife has the legendary "nectar and jade liquid" (referring to menstrual blood, see "The Queen Mother of the West" for details) and the magic power in charge of life. Because Chang 'e monopolized the holy food, Hou Yi was jealous, so Chang 'e abandoned her husband to live alone on the moon (similar to Lilith abandoning Adam) and only shared the holy food with women, so women had menstruation and men didn't.