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A mythical creature that is said to attract wealth and is often used in Feng Shui.

A creature with a single horn on its forehead, symbolizing prosperity, serenity, and benevolence.

A reanimated corpse that hops around, killing living creatures to absorb their qi or 'life force'.

The dragon-horse, believed to be a symbol of good omen and heralding the birth of a sage or illustrious ruler.

A giant red dragon that is said to control day and night with its eyes and create winds by breathing.

Demon spirits that can take many forms and are often malevolent, looking to harm or trick humans.

A tortoise-shaped creature that is often seen as the base of grave monuments, associated with carrying heavy burdens.

Heavenly dragons that watch over the celestial palace and pull divine chariots.

Symbolizes high virtue and grace. The Fenghuang represents the union of yin and yang.

Fox spirits that can have either good or evil intentions. They are known for their ability to shape-shift into women.

A one-horned goat-like creature associated with justice, often depicted in law-related architecture.

Symbol of power, strength, and good luck. Often associated with the Emperor of China.

Known for its ability to speak human language and its knowledge of all supernatural creatures.

A fearsome beast that lives underwater or in the mountains, reputed to come out on New Year's Eve to attack people.