Beasts of Legend
Bai Ze is a legendary beast in Chinese lore, known for its wisdom and deep knowledge of the supernatural world. It is said to understand all languages and comprehend the affairs of ghosts and gods. Bai Ze…
Travel China like a living bestiary: imperial dragons in Beijing, fox spirits in alleys and gardens, river and sea dragons tied to thaws and tides, Silk Road guardians and heavenly horses, flood tamers, tomb beasts, Mazu's mercy,…
Small enough to fit inside a wooden box, the jenglot waits in silence. Its black
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