Chinese Hybrids in mythology

A majestic Longma with the muscular body of a horse covered in shimmering gold-red dragon scales

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Pixiu standing atop ancient stone carved with Chinese runes

Pixiu : The Chinese Mythical Guardian of Wealth and Protection

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a pair of Shishi (Chinese guardian lions) carved from ancient stone

Shishi : The Sacred Lion Guardians of Ancient China

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ei Lian, a hybrid wind deity with a sparrow’s head, sharp bull-like horns, a sleek stag body with subtle leopard markings

Fei Lian : The Wind Spirit of Chinese Mythology

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Nian, A fearsome mythological creature with the body of an ox and the head of a lion,

Nian : The Beast of the Chinese New Year

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an image of Zhu Bajie from Chinese mythology, featuring a pig-headed humanoid in monk robes

Zhu Bajie : The Pig Warrior of Journey to the West

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The fearsome mythological beast Qiong Qi with the body of a tiger, face of a human, and large bat-like wings, standing atop a misty mountain.

Qiong Qi : The Monstrous Beast of Ancient China

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A majestic Qilin standing on a cloud-covered mountain peak at sunrise.

Qilin : The Mythical Unicorn of China

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The Chinese primordial being Hundun in the form of a dragon

Hundun : The Chinese Mythic Force of Primordial Chaos

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Chinese serpent Fuxi as a colossal beast

Fuxi : The Chinese Culture Hero and Primordial Sovereign

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Lei Gong : God of Thunder

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Sun Wukong : The Monkey King

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