GoatSofiTof
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Age:22
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I am artist drawing sketches: multy fandoms, my oc, animals, antro, fanarts
Age:22
🇷🇺
I am artist drawing sketches: multy fandoms, my oc, animals, antro, fanarts
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In Chinese folklore, the Hu Xian(fox spirits), embody both allure and wisdom.
According to the Xuanzhongji, a fox at fifty becomes a woman, and at a hundred, a beauty whose gaze can read fate itself. Once honored as bringers of luck, they later turned into symbols of ... 1/2
🎨 Benyo
According to the Xuanzhongji, a fox at fifty becomes a woman, and at a hundred, a beauty whose gaze can read fate itself. Once honored as bringers of luck, they later turned into symbols of ... 1/2
🎨 Benyo
December 5, 2025 at 5:45 PM
In Chinese folklore, the Hu Xian(fox spirits), embody both allure and wisdom.
According to the Xuanzhongji, a fox at fifty becomes a woman, and at a hundred, a beauty whose gaze can read fate itself. Once honored as bringers of luck, they later turned into symbols of ... 1/2
🎨 Benyo
According to the Xuanzhongji, a fox at fifty becomes a woman, and at a hundred, a beauty whose gaze can read fate itself. Once honored as bringers of luck, they later turned into symbols of ... 1/2
🎨 Benyo
Лего скетчи с Минчжу, много что взяла из аска с манки Кидом и думаю залью и сюда рисунки оттуда
September 26, 2025 at 7:52 AM
Лего скетчи с Минчжу, много что взяла из аска с манки Кидом и думаю залью и сюда рисунки оттуда
Нарядная юная принцесса Инь Минчжу✨🪷
Elegant young princess Yin Mingzhu✨🪷
Elegant young princess Yin Mingzhu✨🪷
September 26, 2025 at 6:45 AM
Нарядная юная принцесса Инь Минчжу✨🪷
Elegant young princess Yin Mingzhu✨🪷
Elegant young princess Yin Mingzhu✨🪷
«Solation from wounds»
August 22, 2025 at 2:00 PM
«Solation from wounds»
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The idiom "千金買骨" (spend a thousand gold for bones) comes from a Warring States tale recorded in "Zhan Guo Ce".
When Yan was weakened by internal strife and lost land to Qi, King Zhao sought talent to rebuild—but few came. His advisor Guo Wei told of a king who paid 500 gold for the bones 1/2
When Yan was weakened by internal strife and lost land to Qi, King Zhao sought talent to rebuild—but few came. His advisor Guo Wei told of a king who paid 500 gold for the bones 1/2
April 18, 2025 at 1:22 PM
The idiom "千金買骨" (spend a thousand gold for bones) comes from a Warring States tale recorded in "Zhan Guo Ce".
When Yan was weakened by internal strife and lost land to Qi, King Zhao sought talent to rebuild—but few came. His advisor Guo Wei told of a king who paid 500 gold for the bones 1/2
When Yan was weakened by internal strife and lost land to Qi, King Zhao sought talent to rebuild—but few came. His advisor Guo Wei told of a king who paid 500 gold for the bones 1/2
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The Bifang is a one-legged mythical bird from Chinese legend, known as a fiery omen. With blue feathers, red markings, and a white beak, it resembles a crane but carries a far more alarming message—its sudden appearance was believed to warn of an impending wildfire.
In ancient times, 1/2
In ancient times, 1/2
April 13, 2025 at 1:26 PM
The Bifang is a one-legged mythical bird from Chinese legend, known as a fiery omen. With blue feathers, red markings, and a white beak, it resembles a crane but carries a far more alarming message—its sudden appearance was believed to warn of an impending wildfire.
In ancient times, 1/2
In ancient times, 1/2
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In Chinese #mythology, Ying Zhao guards a celestial garden in heaven. With a horse’s body, human upper body, bird wings, and tiger stripes, it’s a creature of raw power and beauty. Found in the Shanhaijing, it blends grace and ferocity.
🎨Shan Ze
🎨Shan Ze
April 13, 2025 at 5:14 PM
In Chinese #mythology, Ying Zhao guards a celestial garden in heaven. With a horse’s body, human upper body, bird wings, and tiger stripes, it’s a creature of raw power and beauty. Found in the Shanhaijing, it blends grace and ferocity.
🎨Shan Ze
🎨Shan Ze
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April 5, 2025 at 4:41 PM
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In ancient Chinese lore, Huan(讙) prowls like a one-eyed cat crowned with three sweeping tails. Its roar—powerful enough to silence a hundred beasts—shatters the air. #caturday
Legend holds that Huan's mere presence banishes evil spirits, while its flesh carries the power to heal those afflicted 1/2
Legend holds that Huan's mere presence banishes evil spirits, while its flesh carries the power to heal those afflicted 1/2
December 7, 2024 at 10:30 AM
In ancient Chinese lore, Huan(讙) prowls like a one-eyed cat crowned with three sweeping tails. Its roar—powerful enough to silence a hundred beasts—shatters the air. #caturday
Legend holds that Huan's mere presence banishes evil spirits, while its flesh carries the power to heal those afflicted 1/2
Legend holds that Huan's mere presence banishes evil spirits, while its flesh carries the power to heal those afflicted 1/2
Romantic moonlotus ❤️❤️❤️
April 1, 2025 at 4:54 PM
Romantic moonlotus ❤️❤️❤️
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March 5, 2025 at 9:23 AM
Card Yin Mingzhu with ispirations
February 25, 2025 at 11:54 AM
Card Yin Mingzhu with ispirations
Little portrait Yin Mingzhu🪷
February 24, 2025 at 7:18 AM
Little portrait Yin Mingzhu🪷
Yin Mingzhu sketches:3
February 24, 2025 at 7:17 AM
Yin Mingzhu sketches:3
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In Chinese #mythology, He Xiangu is the sole female among the Eight Immortals.
Born during Wu Zetian's reign in the Tang Dynasty, her arrival was marked by purple clouds and beams of light. A quick-witted child, she dreamt of a divine being teaching her to consume 1/3
Born during Wu Zetian's reign in the Tang Dynasty, her arrival was marked by purple clouds and beams of light. A quick-witted child, she dreamt of a divine being teaching her to consume 1/3
February 23, 2025 at 1:10 PM
In Chinese #mythology, He Xiangu is the sole female among the Eight Immortals.
Born during Wu Zetian's reign in the Tang Dynasty, her arrival was marked by purple clouds and beams of light. A quick-witted child, she dreamt of a divine being teaching her to consume 1/3
Born during Wu Zetian's reign in the Tang Dynasty, her arrival was marked by purple clouds and beams of light. A quick-witted child, she dreamt of a divine being teaching her to consume 1/3
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Hu Xian, or fox spirits, hold a fascinating place in traditional Chinese #mythology and folklore. These enchanting creatures cultivate immortality and can transform into beautiful humans.
The Xuanzhongji notes that at fifty, a fox can become a woman; by one hundred, 1/3
The Xuanzhongji notes that at fifty, a fox can become a woman; by one hundred, 1/3
February 22, 2025 at 9:09 PM
Hu Xian, or fox spirits, hold a fascinating place in traditional Chinese #mythology and folklore. These enchanting creatures cultivate immortality and can transform into beautiful humans.
The Xuanzhongji notes that at fifty, a fox can become a woman; by one hundred, 1/3
The Xuanzhongji notes that at fifty, a fox can become a woman; by one hundred, 1/3
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SAYING YOUR OC LOOKS LIKE [A CHARACTER FROM XXX/YOUTUBER/WHATEVER THE FUCK ELSE] IS NOT A COMPLIMENT.
I REPEAT.
SAYING YOUR OC LOOKS LIKE [A CHARACTER FROM XXX/YOUTUBER/WHATEVER THE FUCK ELSE] IS NOT A COMPLIMENT.
STOP SAYING THIS TO THE OC ARTISTS I AM SO SICK OF IT
I REPEAT.
SAYING YOUR OC LOOKS LIKE [A CHARACTER FROM XXX/YOUTUBER/WHATEVER THE FUCK ELSE] IS NOT A COMPLIMENT.
STOP SAYING THIS TO THE OC ARTISTS I AM SO SICK OF IT
February 17, 2025 at 3:13 AM
SAYING YOUR OC LOOKS LIKE [A CHARACTER FROM XXX/YOUTUBER/WHATEVER THE FUCK ELSE] IS NOT A COMPLIMENT.
I REPEAT.
SAYING YOUR OC LOOKS LIKE [A CHARACTER FROM XXX/YOUTUBER/WHATEVER THE FUCK ELSE] IS NOT A COMPLIMENT.
STOP SAYING THIS TO THE OC ARTISTS I AM SO SICK OF IT
I REPEAT.
SAYING YOUR OC LOOKS LIKE [A CHARACTER FROM XXX/YOUTUBER/WHATEVER THE FUCK ELSE] IS NOT A COMPLIMENT.
STOP SAYING THIS TO THE OC ARTISTS I AM SO SICK OF IT
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China's first monster encyclopedia wasn't written by humans - it was dictated by a talking divine beast.
When the Yellow Emperor met Bai Ze at the Eastern Sea, this wise creature revealed secrets about supernatural beings that became China's earliest monster classification system. 1/2
#mythology
When the Yellow Emperor met Bai Ze at the Eastern Sea, this wise creature revealed secrets about supernatural beings that became China's earliest monster classification system. 1/2
#mythology
February 17, 2025 at 9:36 PM
China's first monster encyclopedia wasn't written by humans - it was dictated by a talking divine beast.
When the Yellow Emperor met Bai Ze at the Eastern Sea, this wise creature revealed secrets about supernatural beings that became China's earliest monster classification system. 1/2
#mythology
When the Yellow Emperor met Bai Ze at the Eastern Sea, this wise creature revealed secrets about supernatural beings that became China's earliest monster classification system. 1/2
#mythology
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The deadliest form of ancient Chinese witchcraft wasn't what you think - it was cats.
Cat Ghosts (猫蛊) were more feared than any other supernatural entity in ancient Chinese households, capable of consuming victims from inside out while transferring their wealth to 1/3
#caturday #folklore
Cat Ghosts (猫蛊) were more feared than any other supernatural entity in ancient Chinese households, capable of consuming victims from inside out while transferring their wealth to 1/3
#caturday #folklore
February 15, 2025 at 10:00 AM
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While modern meteorologists track weather patterns with satellites, ancient Chinese texts describe Taifeng(泰逢) - a tiger-tailed humanoid deity whose appearance coincides with mysterious light phenomena on Mount Yushan. Unlike typical weather deities, Taifeng doesn't just control wind 1/2
#mythology
#mythology
February 7, 2025 at 5:41 PM
While modern meteorologists track weather patterns with satellites, ancient Chinese texts describe Taifeng(泰逢) - a tiger-tailed humanoid deity whose appearance coincides with mysterious light phenomena on Mount Yushan. Unlike typical weather deities, Taifeng doesn't just control wind 1/2
#mythology
#mythology
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Many know Daji as a villainous consort in "The Investiture of the Gods,", but what if she was actually a pawn in a divine power play?
In ancient Chinese #mythology, this supposedly evil queen, a nine-tailed fox spirit, was caught between a vengeful goddess Nuwa and a blasphemous king - making
1/2
In ancient Chinese #mythology, this supposedly evil queen, a nine-tailed fox spirit, was caught between a vengeful goddess Nuwa and a blasphemous king - making
1/2
February 7, 2025 at 9:42 PM
Many know Daji as a villainous consort in "The Investiture of the Gods,", but what if she was actually a pawn in a divine power play?
In ancient Chinese #mythology, this supposedly evil queen, a nine-tailed fox spirit, was caught between a vengeful goddess Nuwa and a blasphemous king - making
1/2
In ancient Chinese #mythology, this supposedly evil queen, a nine-tailed fox spirit, was caught between a vengeful goddess Nuwa and a blasphemous king - making
1/2
Moonlotus hugs 🫂❤️
February 6, 2025 at 7:16 PM
Moonlotus hugs 🫂❤️
Moonlotus kisses <3
February 6, 2025 at 7:12 PM
Moonlotus kisses <3