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Fenghuang is a mythical creature with colorful feathers, respected as the King of Birds and the symbolism of a peaceful, flourishing era. 《尚�书·虞书·益稷》记载：“箫韶九成，凤皇来仪。” Yellow Emperor, Vermilion Bird, Zhou Dynasty, Mythical Birds, The Han Dynasty, Chinese Astrology, Chinese Mythology, Ancient Mythology, Mythical Creature

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Ancient Chinese Phoenix Fenghuang Pattern | 凤凰

Fenghuang is a mythical creature with colorful feathers, respected as the King of Birds and the symbolism of a peaceful, flourishing era. 《尚书·虞书·益稷》记载：“箫韶九成，凤皇来仪。”

Deity of Flower scattering flowers from heaven, painted by artist Wan Shouqi (万寿祺) (1603 — 1652). Ancestral Healing, Scattered Flowers, Asian Artwork, Chinese Art Painting, Character And Setting, Goddess Art, Buddhist Art, Chinese Painting, Old Art

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Deity of Flower Scattering Flowers | 天女散花

Deity of Flower scattering flowers from heaven, painted by artist Wan Shouqi (万寿祺) (1603 — 1652).

Goddess of the River Luo," based on the fantasy literature "Goddess of the River Luo" (洛神赋) by Cao Zhi (曹植) (192 — 232), describes the story of the encounter, love, and parting between him and the Goddess. Picture from artist Ren Shuaiying (任率英). Chinese Goddess, Fantasy Literature, Creation Myth, Ancient Goddesses, Myths And Legends, Ancient Myths

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Goddess of the River Luo | 洛神

Goddess of the River Luo," based on the fantasy literature "Goddess of the River Luo" (洛神赋) by Cao Zhi (曹植) (192 — 232), describes the story of the encounter, love, and parting between him and the Goddess. Picture from artist Ren Shuaiying (任率英).

Deity of Flower scattering flowers from heaven, picture from artist Ren Shuaiying (任率英).

Deity of Flower Scattering Flowers | 天女散花

Deity of Flower scattering flowers from heaven, picture from artist Ren Shuaiying (任率英).

Hou Tu is the God of Earth, Land, and Center in Chinese mythology, a great deity responsible for overseeing everything on the land. God Of Earth, Chinese Landscape Painting, Chinese Landscape

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Hou Tu | 后土

Hou Tu is the God of Earth, Land, and Center in Chinese mythology, a great deity responsible for overseeing everything on the land.

Deities and immortals depicted in the painting "Hosting the Immortals at the Yaochi by Xiwangmu the Queen Mother of the West" from a Qing Dynasty (1636 – 1912) painting. 《汉武帝内传》记载：“王母上殿东向坐，着黄金褡襡，文采鲜明，光仪淑穆。带灵飞大绶，腰佩分景之剑，头上太华髻，戴太真晨婴之冠，履玄琼凤文之舄。”

Deities and Immortals | 瑶池会群仙

Deities and immortals depicted in the painting "Hosting the Immortals at the Yaochi by Xiwangmu the Queen Mother of the West" from a Qing Dynasty (1636 – 1912) painting. 《汉武帝内传》记载：“王母上殿东向坐，着黄金褡襡，文采鲜明，光仪淑穆。带灵飞大绶，腰佩分景之剑，头上太华髻，戴太真晨婴之冠，履玄琼凤文之舄。”

Deities and immortals depicted in the painting "Hosting the Immortals at the Yaochi by Xiwangmu the Queen Mother of the West" from a Qing Dynasty (1636 – 1912) painting. 《汉武帝内传》记载：“王母上殿东向坐，着黄金褡襡，文采鲜明，光仪淑穆。带灵飞大绶，腰佩分景之剑，头上太华髻，戴太真晨婴之冠，履玄琼凤文之舄。”

Deities and Immortals | 瑶池会群仙

Deities and immortals depicted in the painting "Hosting the Immortals at the Yaochi by Xiwangmu the Queen Mother of the West" from a Qing Dynasty (1636 – 1912) painting. 《汉武帝内传》记载：“王母上殿东向坐，着黄金褡襡，文采鲜明，光仪淑穆。带灵飞大绶，腰佩分景之剑，头上太华髻，戴太真晨婴之冠，履玄琼凤文之舄。”

Deity Nong Yu playing the flute to attract the phoenix, a mythical creature with colorful feathers, respected as the King of Birds and the symbolism of a peaceful, flourishing era. Picture from artist Ren Shuaiying (任率英). Phoenix Painting, Japanese Nature, Flute Player, Quan Yin, Kuan Yin, Dragon Boat Festival, Carving Art, Eastern Art, Art Fantasy

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Playing the Flute to Attract the Phoenix | 吹箫引凤

Deity Nong Yu playing the flute to attract the phoenix, a mythical creature with colorful feathers, respected as the King of Birds and the symbolism of a peaceful, flourishing era. Picture from artist Ren Shuaiying (任率英).

Goddesses of Xiang River by artist Ren Shuaiying (任率英). Asian Gods, Gods Art, Mystical Art

Goddesses of Xiang River | 湘君

Goddesses of Xiang River by artist Ren Shuaiying (任率英).

Deities and mythical place in the painting "Hosting the Immortals at the Yaochi" by a Qing Dynasty artist (1636–1912). Qing Dynasty, Mythical Creatures

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Deities and mythical place in the painting "Hosting the Immortals at the Yaochi" by a Qing Dynasty artist (1636–1912).

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Deities and mythical place in the painting "Hosting the Immortals at the Yaochi" by a Qing Dynasty artist (1636–1912).

Chinese Deities

Deities and mythical place in the painting "Hosting the Immortals at the Yaochi" by a Qing Dynasty artist (1636–1912).

Deities and a phoenix in Chinese mythology in the painting "Hosting the Immortals at the Yaochi" by a Qing Dynasty artist (1636–1912). Phoenix

Chinese Deities

Deities and a phoenix in Chinese mythology in the painting "Hosting the Immortals at the Yaochi" by a Qing Dynasty artist (1636–1912).

Goddess of the River Luo," based on the fantasy literature "Goddess of the River Luo" (洛神赋) by Cao Zhi (曹植) (192 — 232), describes the story of the encounter, love, and parting between him and the Goddess. Picture from artist Ren Shuaiying (任率英).

Goddess of the River Luo | 洛神

Goddess of the River Luo," based on the fantasy literature "Goddess of the River Luo" (洛神赋) by Cao Zhi (曹植) (192 — 232), describes the story of the encounter, love, and parting between him and the Goddess. Picture from artist Ren Shuaiying (任率英).

The Deity of Clouds or Yun Zhong Jun is an ancient deity in charge of clouds or a lake named Yun Meng Ze. Painted by Artist Fu Baoshi (傅抱石) (1904 — 1965). Animals, Art

Deity of Clouds | 云中君

The Deity of Clouds or Yun Zhong Jun is an ancient deity in charge of clouds or a lake named Yun Meng Ze. Painted by Artist Fu Baoshi (傅抱石) (1904 — 1965).

Qiu Niu, a son of the Chinese Dragon or Loong with cattle, is an exceptional musician whose image is frequently carved on musical instruments. 《怀麓堂集》记载：“龙生九子不成龙，各有所好。囚牛，龙种，平生好音乐，今胡琴头上刻兽是其遗像。” Picture from 度闲. Chinese Dragons, Chinese History, Chinese Dragon, Musical Instruments, History

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Mythical Creature Qiu Niu | 囚牛

Qiu Niu, a son of the Chinese Dragon or Loong with cattle, is an exceptional musician whose image is frequently carved on musical instruments. 《怀麓堂集》记载：“龙生九子不成龙，各有所好。囚牛，龙种，平生好音乐，今胡琴头上刻兽是其遗像。” Picture from 度闲.