Celestial Beasts(仙兽):
In Chinese, it is pronounced as: xiān shòu，Written as:

Celestial Beasts refer to animals that possess magical powers or wisdom in Chinese mythology, legends, or literary works. These animals are typically depicted as transcendental, endowed with some mysterious abilities or symbolic meanings. In different stories and cultural contexts, Celestial Beasts may vary in appearance and characteristics. Here are some common types of Celestial Beasts:
1. Dragon: In Chinese culture, the Dragon is seen as a symbol of strength, good fortune, and imperial power. Dragons are often depicted as powerful creatures capable of controlling water and weather.
2. Phoenix: Symbolizing rebirth and immortality, the Phoenix is a beautiful divine bird, often paired with the Dragon, representing the balance of yin and yang.
3. Qilin: A gentle Divine Beast, symbolizing peace and prosperity. Its appearance is said to herald the birth of a sage or a benevolent reign.
4. White Tiger: One of the Four Divine Beasts, representing the Western Paradise and the element of metal, often viewed as a symbol of bravery and combat prowess.
5. Black Tortoise: Typically depicted as a combination of a turtle and a snake, this Divine Beast is the guardian of the North, symbolizing longevity and wisdom.