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Overview

Yin inhabits Mount Fuzhu in the Shanhaijing’s fourth central itinerary. It resembles a raccoon-dog-like mammal but has human eyes.

The mountain contains a particular decorative stone, and the Guo River flows from it into the Luo River. The short named notice identifies the creature through the human eyes set in an otherwise animal form.

Raccoon-dog-like bodyHuman eyes
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Origins & earliest records

China; Shanhaijing Central Mountains

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    Shanhaijing, Central Mountains

    Anonymous received text

    Fourth central itinerary; Mount Fuzhu

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Shanhaijing

Central Mountains. Fourth central itinerary; Mount Fuzhu

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  1. Primary text transcriptionShanhaijing Central Mountains received primary textResearch access: 2026-10-05

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