What does Lin mean?

Lin means Kirin. An animal in ancient legend, like a deer, has scales and a tail. In ancient times, it symbolized auspiciousness and was also used as a metaphor for outstanding people. Referred to as "Lin", such as "exotic" and "Lin Feng Gui Long".

Kirin is a traditional auspicious animal in China, and myths and legends are a cross between a dragon and a cow. The man's name is Qi and the woman's name is Lin. Lin is an animal recorded in China's ancient books. Together with phoenix, tortoise and dragon, it is also called "four spirits" and "Rui beast". Kirin is sometimes called Lin for short.

Some things recorded in the Draft of Qing History are inevitably hearsay and seriously reported by some officials. Among them, there are many so-called dragon-seeing phenomena, and there are also some records that the dragon makes the cow get the unicorn. For example, in the seventh year of Yongzheng, a calf was born in Zhenhai, black and blue, with a moustache and fine scales.

In May of the 11th year, Jiamin cattle in Yanting produced forests, which were two feet five inches high and one inch long. It is crystal clear, covered with scales, with bean-shaped meat particles from two ridges to the tail, golden in color, eight legs and cow's hooves. When giving birth, the wind and rain meet, the golden light is full of courtyard, and the plants are yellow. /kloc-In February of 0/3, Jiamin Niu of Mianzhou gave birth to a calf with a faucet, scales and hairless, and fell to the ground and died.

After four years of dry dragon, Shengjing people produce cattle and forests. In the past five years, Shouzhou people have produced a lot of cattle, and one room is full of fire, thinking it is strange, killing it, peeling it, and seeing the scales covered and the head still hidden; Jingzhou people's cattle production forest, black and blue. In the first year of Jiaqing, Anmin raised cattle. In two years, Pingdu prefecture produced cattle. It should be said that these are not credible, hearsay, rumors are serious.

Our word group:

1, Kirin

Rare mythical beast in legend. It looks like a deer, but it is bigger; Oxtail, horseshoe shape, with a unicorn on its head.

2. Jade Kirin

Refers to the unicorn buckle of jade carving.

3. LAM Raymond

Phoenix and Kirin.

4. Lin Er

An exceptionally clever baby. Later, it also refers to the beloved baby.

5. forest tour

Kirin is an auspicious beast in ancient China mythology, which is made up of scattered stars. Later, Lin You was regarded as a good omen.

6. Jin Lin

Forest incense burner.

7. Kirin Pavilion

Pavilions and pavilions built by Xiao He in the early Han Dynasty. Generally refers to a castle with a heroic image.

8. Lin Ju

Good horse name.

9. Kirin

Smart kid.

10, rare

Metaphor is a rare and precious person or thing.