Are Kirin twins?

The ancients regarded Kirin as a benevolent beast. The man's name is Qi and the woman's name is Lin. In reality, giraffe is often regarded as the prototype of Kirin, and Kirin is often used as a metaphor for outstanding people.

Kirin is a kind of auspicious beast in ancient China mythology, which is generated by scattered old stars, and is called the five auspicious beasts together with dragons, phoenixes, turtles and beasts.

According to the Ruiying map, Kirin has sheep's head and wolf's hoof. Its head is round, its body is colored and its height is about 2 meters. "Shuo Wen Jie Zi X" records that Kirin looks like a musk deer, and its tail looks like a dragon's tail, with a long forest and a slope.

Kirin is an animal that synthesizes ideas according to the way of thinking of China people. According to legend, Kirin is the ancestor of Ji surname (Zhou pulse), which originated from the ancestor of the Yellow Emperor and is one of the main branches of blood. There is a poem that says, "Kirin treads on auspicious clouds, but it is hard to disappear on earth."