The source of the River Peng (彭水 péng shuǐ) is located on this mountain1 and flows west into the River Pi Hu (芘湖水 pí hú shuǐ). And in these waters there are scores of Tiao Yu, they look like ordinary chickens, but with red feathers, three tails, six legs and four heads. They make a sound simliar to a magpie. Eating their flesh will make the consumer feel carefree, without sorrow and anxiety.
1 Dai Mountain (带山 dài shān)
Do you have any questions or feedback regarding this content? Get in touch and let me know, I'll get back to you as soon as I can.
COPYRIGHT NOTICE
All images shown on this website are watermarked for a reason, they are original art work created by the artist shown at the bottom of each image, and are the property of www.chinabeastsandlegends.com. All right reserved. Should you wish to use these images, commerically or otherwise, please contact me.
In addition, all content shown on this website was painstakingly researched and though much of this information is already in the public domain, all of it has been translated and/or interperated by myself and has taken countless hours to create. If you wish to re-use any content, please contact me first and request persmission. Please do not steal.
Home > Collection > Tiao Yu