First, the appearance is different.
Kirin combines lion's head, antlers, tiger's eyes, elk's body, dragon's forest and oxtail. The tail is as hairy as a dragon's tail and has a fleshy horn; Its body is like a tiger and leopard, its head and tail are like dragons, and its color is as golden as jade. It has a pair of wings that can't be unfolded on its shoulders, and its head is a corner and it leans back.
Second, the meaning is different.
There is a folk saying in China that Kirin sends children; In ancient times, it was used as an ornament, which meant preventing evil.
Third, the roles are different.
Kirin feeds on wealth; The town house is a powerful beast to ward off evil spirits and has a strong heart to protect the Lord.
Fourth, the historical origins are different.
Every time Kirin appears, it is a very special period. According to records, Confucius had a close relationship with Kirin. According to legend, Kirin appeared before Confucius was born and died, so it was also regarded as a symbol of Confucianism.
In ancient times, people used to call the brave the name of the army. Legend has it that the brave man broke the dogma, and the jade emperor punished him for only eating money from all directions, swallowing everything without diarrhea, making a fortune and not getting in, which was extraordinary.