"Look! There!" said one of them, hinted to the silver light in the distance.
They stopped and both went toward the place, thought they would get something valuable. It's usual with them precious things always lit up in night. They approached to a pile of copses and what they saw was nothing but a strange creature. Whole the creature was surrounded by silver light. Its horn head was bending down. Silver tears were dropping down. It's crying. The creature was so charming and beautiful that made collectors turned dull admiring it. Seconds later, the creature seemed to realized them, it leap up and then vanished. The collectors woke up.
"What's that?" they said....
Unicorn's referred in ancient China with the name Qilin. After that, it's transmitted to other oriental countries. It's called with other names in there. It's Girin, Kirin in Korean, Gilen in Thaland, Kirin in Japan, and Kỳ lân in Vietnam.
Unicorn has various of shapes, sizes and colors.
Fistly they are described as creatures like giraffe, one of exotic creatures brought to China. They have some parts of other animals, horns of deer, mane of lion, beard of goat, scales of fish or oriental dragon, and a big long tail of ox. They are vegetarians, quiet and kind-hearted. The creatures walk on grass without disturbing it. Therefore, they are always described to walk or run on clouds or water.
Oriental unicorns are thought to be symbol of luck, good omens, protection, prosperity and success. They rarely appear and just appear in areas ruled by wise and benevolent leaders. Sometime, they appear near a household as the family is going to give birth to a wise and benevolent child.
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