The prototype of Kirin is a god beast in ancient Chinese traditional culture and an important symbol in oriental culture. In history, Kirin is known as one of the Four Spirits, representing kindness, auspiciousness and beauty. The image of Kirin appeared in many ancient cultures, such as the legendary Han Feizi and Fuxi, and they were all described as the image of Kirin.

In the ancient history of China, the image of Kirin prototype often appeared in literary works and artistic creation. Especially in jade, bronze, bronze and other works of art, the image of Kirin is often used and has become a cultural symbol pursued by many ancient nobles, officials and rich people. For example, the image of Kirin was engraved on the throne and imperial seal of Emperor Qianlong in Qing Dynasty.

With the development of modern society and the trend of globalization, the prototype of Kirin is no longer confined to the traditional culture of China. Nowadays, many international businesses use Kirin as a trademark or symbol to express the noble spirit of the company and the cultural connotation of pursuing Excellence. At the same time, the image of Kirin often appears in TV series, novels, games and other fields, and has become a special symbol in today's world cultural exchanges.