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The first sentence of the Secret History of Mongolia reads as follows: The ancestors of Cheng Hehan are Kyle Temujin and his wife Heumann Le, totem wolves and deer worshipped by Mongols.

2. Miao nationality

Butterflies are regarded as totems, and their ancestors, Jiang Yang, are thought to have been born by "Mother Butterfly". Miao ancestors in the border areas of Hunan, Hubei, Sichuan and Guizhou still take Pan Hu as their totem. Up to now, there are still many Pan Hu temples and Xinnugong in this area. Miao people in western Guizhou take birds as totems.

3. Han nationality

As a totem, the dragon is different from the general totem. It is not a single animal, but a collection of many animals, which highlights the great national spirit and thought of the Chinese nation.

4. Tatars

The ancestors of Tatar once regarded Canglang as a national totem and thought it had extraordinary supernatural power. Up to now, Tatars still keep the habit of wearing spike ornaments and collecting the ankle bones of wolves, believing that they have extraordinary supernatural power and can ward off evil spirits.

5. Gaoshan people

Gaoshan people live in the subtropical area where snakes are infested, and they know the attributes and characteristics of snakes better. They regard the "Hundred-step Snake" as the embodiment of the gods, thinking that it is the soul of the ancestors attached to it, so it can't be killed, and regard it as a god.