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Nine-tailed fox: a creature in China's ancient folklore, which came from Shan Hai Jing compiled during the Spring a

Like a symbol of the tail of a nine-tailed fox?

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Nine-tailed fox: a creature in China's ancient folklore, which came from Shan Hai Jing compiled during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, and later spread to Japan, Korea and other East Asian countries. Shan Hai Jing said: "There are monsters on the green hills, like foxes and Kyubi no Youko.

"Ruiying Atlas" said: "If you don't care about color, the nine-tailed fox will be nothing. Fu Ruizhi, the Book of Song Dynasty, said, "White foxes are benevolent and wise kings. "The Book of Filial Piety" says: "Virtue is to birds and beasts, then Kyubi no Youko is a fox".