Lin: China is a traditional auspicious animal. Myths and legends are a mixture of dragons and cows. Kirin, named Qi for male and Lin for female, is an animal recorded in ancient books in China, and is also called "four spirits" and "auspicious beast" with phoenix, turtle and dragon. Sometimes, Kirin is called Lin for short.

Direction: sound and shape. From feathers, sheep's voice. Original meaning: wings fly straight and motionless, meaning explanation: (1) (detailed and true). ⑵ Flying in circles without flapping wings: gliding. Soaring.