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Beijing, China: Huabiao pole with mythical dragon and the sky above Tiananmen Square, erected in the Ming dynasty in the 15th century - ceremonial pillar used in traditional Chinese architecture.

Lion statue at Forbidden city, Beijing.

chinese lion stone lucky potter

Golden dragon statue black background

Orlando FL - November 2, 2024 - Wah Lum Cultural Center and Kung Fu Temple located in Orlando Florida

Montreal, Canada - July 5, 2024. Lion statue at Chinese Garden in Montreal Botanic Garden, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Guardian Lion statue in Nan Tien temple, buddhist temple at Wollongong, Sydney.

Chinese door handle

Stone lion in front of chinese buddhism temple.Male lion is the sign of strength , progress and stability

Lion statue at Forbidden city, Beijing.

Traditional Chinese Metal lion sculpture in temple

Copper lion in Beijing, China

fine seal stone in a shop, closeup of photo

Generic Chinese guardian lion. Outdoor shot.

Small stone Shisa in Okinawa,Japan

Chinese Lion statue at Victoria peak the famous viewpoint in Hong Kong

At Hanoi’s Temple of Literature, the statues that look like dogs are Nghê, traditional Vietnamese mythical guardian animals. They’re closely related to the Kỳ Lân (often translated as “unicorn” in English), which in East Asian culture is a composite creature—not a horse with a horn. Nghê are typically dog-like and symbolize wisdom, morality, loyalty, and protection, making them especially appropriate for Confucian sites of learning. So they look like dogs, get called “unicorns” in translation, and both descriptions are culturally correct.

Dragon Descendants Museum in Suphab Buri ,Thailand

Stone carved with lion, White stone lion statue,beautiful stone lion

Chinese classical architecture and stone lions

Chinese Stone Lion Statue.

as the residence and office of the emperors of the Qing Dynasty, the Imperial Palace in Beijing has the highest architectural specifications and construction techniques, which also highlights the characteristics and cultural inheritance of ancient Chinese architecture

Chinese guardian lions, or imperial guardian lions, are a traditional Chinese architectural ornament. Typically made of stone, they are also known as stone lions or shishi.

The Southern Terracotta Warriors (Stone Dogs) in Zhanjiang, China

These statues that look like dogs are Nghê, traditional Vietnamese mythical guardian animals. They’re closely related to the Kỳ Lân (often translated as “unicorn” in English), which in East Asian culture is a composite creature—not a horse with a horn. Nghê are typically dog-like and symbolize wisdom, morality, loyalty, and protection, making them especially appropriate for Confucian sites of learning. So they look like dogs, get called “unicorns” in translation, and both descriptions are culturally correct.

Golden kirin or Qilin statue | Holy thing of asia and thailand

Chinese lion statue isolated on white background,Chinese guardian lions

Colorful chinese guardian lion. Chinese imperial lion.Close up

Chinese Imperial Lion Statue, Isolated on white background

Marble statue of a mythical lion in Asian style, head. Mui Ne, Province Binh Thuan, Phan Thiet, Vietnam.

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