Panwolong is a mysterious animal in ancient legends of China. It looks like a dragon but is different from it. It is sometimes called Kirin. Pan Wolong is regarded as a mascot, and it is said that it can protect people from evil forces. In the traditional culture of China, Panwolong is often used as the decoration of buildings or utensils, and frequently appears in ancient palaces, gardens and other buildings. It is said that there is a huge Panwolong on the gate of Panlongcheng, the ancient city of Han Dynasty, which adds mysterious beauty to the city wall.

As a cultural symbol, Panwolong not only appears in the traditional art of China, but also serves as a design element of city signs, company trademarks and other items. For example, the city emblem of Kunming, the capital of Yunnan Province, takes Pan Wolong as the main shape, which highlights the ancient charm and mystery of the city; Pan Wolong also appeared on the trademark of a well-known enterprise in Chinese mainland. It can be said that the image of Panwolong has become an indispensable part of China traditional culture.

It is worth mentioning that Panwolong also has certain symbolic significance in China traditional medicine. In the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the "qi" and "blood" possessed by the human body are interconnected with the "qi" and "qi" emitted from nature between heaven and earth. Traditional medicine believes that the image of Pan Wolong can represent the circulation of "qi" in the human body, so people often use the image of Pan Wolong to express their wishes for health and longevity. As you can see, Panwolong, a mysterious animal, has become an important part of China culture through various channels, lasting for a long time.