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Overview
Wenwen inhabits Mount Fanggao in the Shanhaijing. Its form resembles a bee, with a branched tail and a reversed tongue. It is good at calling out.
The collection introduces it as a beast despite the bee comparison. The Ming River flowing from the mountain contains blue-green jade; the unusual tail and tongue supply the creature’s particular anatomy within that landscape.
Origins & earliest records
China; Shanhaijing Central Mountains
Records & interpretation
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Shanhaijing, Central Mountains
Seventh central itinerary; Mount Fanggao
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Primary records and illustrations
Shanhaijing
Central Mountains. Seventh central itinerary; Mount Fanggao
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- Primary text transcriptionShanhaijing Central Mountains received primary textResearch access: 2026-10-05
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