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 | | As such, carvings of Pixiu were commonly displayed in ancient architecture to ward off Yin qi and to harness auspicious qi. |
 | | Pixiu that were unearthed from ancient sites of China were described to be fierce looking, its body is decorated with cloud like designs, has a pair of wings, protruding eyes, sharp teeth and a curly tail. |
 | | As time passes, the Pixiu that we see today has only one horn, In Taiwan, this one horn Pixiu is also popularly known as Tian Lu. |
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