Kirin is one foot eight inches long and one foot seven inches high, with a deer head and an ox tail. Kirin has meat horns on its head and spiral hairs on its tips. Kirin's eyes are crystal clear and his forehead is like white jade. The whole body is covered with blue scales, and purple fluff grows in the cracks of the scales.

Kirin has three black hairs on its back and white hairs on its abdomen and hooves. Kirin's tail is five inches and five minutes long, with four strands of black hair at the tip. In the tenth year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty, Kirin was discovered in Juye County, Shandong Province. Yue Jun, the governor of Shandong Province, wrote a letter for this purpose and reported the discovery of Kirin to Yong Zhengdi in Beijing.

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Compared with unicorns in Shandong, unicorns found in Sichuan are more beautiful. In the 11th year of Yongzheng, A.D. 1733 was inscribed on the eighth day of the fifth lunar month. In Yongxian Township, Yanting County, Sichuan Province, local resident Yang saw the sudden heavy rain and had to hide in the cowshed.

I didn't expect this shelter to be discovered by him. A cow actually gave birth to a unicorn, Chan. Unicorns are two feet tall and two feet five inches long. Its legs are like horses, hooves are like cows, and its shell is as beautiful as tortoise shells. Kirin is covered with scales, flashing yellow-green light, like the color of peacock feathers. In the scales of Kirin, there are white hairs with yellow tips and a few purple hairs.

Kirin's tail is six inches long, and there is a lock of purple hair at the end of the tail, mixed with yellow and white hair, and it shines all over! Kirin has a meat horn in the middle of its head. Kirin's ears are like deer, and there are white hairs with yellow tips in the ear holes. Kirin's eyes are slender and clear as crystal. The nose is high, the yellow nose is concave, the eyes are red, and there are clouds on both sides of the nose.