The most powerful beast in Shan Hai Jing

The most powerful beast in Shan Hai Jing is Candle dragon. Also known as the Nine Shadows of Candle, it is a god in ancient China mythology. The general feature of Candle dragon is that he has a human face. The snake body is crimson and thousands of miles long, and its eyes are vertical.

Even more amazing is that when he opened his eyes, the sky turned into day, and when he closed his eyes, the sky turned into night. Candle dragon's breath is that the wind blows out cold air, turning the world into winter, and the exhaled hot air turns the world into summer, which can also control the rain.

The Beast Bai Ze in Shan Hai Jing

From the day when the emperor ruled the world, Bai Ze was endowed with special divinity and painted with illusory colors by the ancients. Bai Ze's god beast was originally the product of the tiger totem worship of Chu people, which contained the thought of famous witches of Chu people. As a cultural symbol, it is a kind of god beast, which makes people lucky, even speaks human words and is familiar with the emotions of all things. It is white, representing purity.

Not only that, Bai Ze's officials are commensurate with auspicious signs, but they stop at flags and official uniforms, and among the people, they become the gateway with the functions of avoiding evil and resisting disasters. Hanging images were once like Zhong Kui's * * *, and Bai Ze even appeared in some people's names, all representing the lofty status of Bai Ze.