What is Kirin?

Kirin is a traditional auspicious animal in China.

Kirin is an auspicious animal in ancient legends. The man's name is Qi and the woman's name is Lin. It is shaped like a deer, with horns on its head, scales all over its body and a tail like an oxtail. The ancients believed that benevolent animals and auspicious animals symbolized good luck. Lin is the first of the four spirits, which shows that Kirin is not inferior to Longfeng in the eyes of the ancients. Therefore, the ancients often compared Kirin to a teenager with both ability and political integrity.

Kirin makes sentences

1. All Kirin Yuanchuang campus job fairs will have on-site written examinations. Please bring your pen and paper to prepare for the exam.

2. Thinking about the beauty of thighs and arms is the person who painted the Kirin Pavilion, showing his appearance and signing his official name.

3. Are these five legendary dragons, white tigers, Suzaku Xuanwu and Kirin hung with the legendary first treasure list of the demon race?

4. Stone carving in front of Song Wendi Changning Mausoleum or paving Shinto stone beasts for Kirin.

5. Dragons and unicorns have been made. The top of the column is cast like a cloud, with a diameter of 3 battles. Four dragon people stood on the tray, holding 1 foot high fire beads. Shu Tianzhu is engraved with the names of emcee officials and leaders.

6. Martin's face is expressionless, his eyes are cold, his whole body is sobbing, he walks around, his hands swing like a fierce unicorn walking on the ground, and then he slaps the door with his hands.