SÌ XIÀNG

Chinese fabulous creature

Also known as Four Auspicious Animals, Four Symbols, Si-Ling, Ssu-Ling, Su-Ling

The Four Blessed Animals of Chinese Mythology.

They are Fenghuang: the Phoenix, Gui Xian: the Tortoise, Long: the Dragon, and Qilin: the Unicorn.

Each beast has its own domain and associated creatures, but together they oversee the state of the nation and protect China’s prospects. The original Gang Of Four.

Sì Xiàng Facts and Figures

Name: Sì Xiàng
Pronunciation: Sur Leeng
Alternative names: Four Auspicious Animals, Four Symbols, Si-Ling, Ssu-Ling, Su-Ling

Gender: Sorry, we don't know
Type: fabulous creature
Celebration or Feast Day: Unknown at present

Role: Unknown at present

Good/Evil Rating: NEUTRAL, may not care
Popularity index: 5682

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