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The difference between nine-tailed fox and nine-tailed fox
1. Image features: The nine-tailed fox usually has nine tails, but the nine-tailed fox has no definite number of tails. In some cultures, nine beautiful foxes are depicted as gods or elves with beautiful appearance and mysterious ability.
2. Implication and legend: The nine-tailed fox is often regarded as an auspicious symbol in the traditional culture of China, especially in Shan Hai Jing. It is said that in the course of water control, a native mountain master girl and a nine-tailed white fox met, and they began to control water in twists and turns between the head and the tail. The beautiful fox outside the cloud nine is a legendary magical animal, which often appears in various movies and games as a fox and is a symbol of good luck.
3. Cultural background: The nine-tailed fox is one of the important images in China traditional culture, with profound cultural background and extensive influence. However, foxes are relatively new, mainly appearing in modern movies and games.
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