The mythical beast that can distinguish between good and evil is the Haechi.

Xie Zhi, also known as Xie Zhi and Jie Zhi (xiè zhì), is a mythical beast in ancient Chinese myths and legends. The big one is like a cow, the small one is like a sheep, similar to a unicorn, and the whole body is covered with thick, dark hair. Hairy, bright and lively eyes, usually with a horn on the forehead.

Haechi has high wisdom and understands people's words and human nature. With eyes wide open with anger, he can distinguish right from wrong, good and evil, loyalty and traitor. If he finds a treacherous official, he will knock him down with his horns and then eat him. Being able to distinguish between right and wrong is a symbol of bravery and fairness, and a symbol of "uprightness", "principle and justice" and "bright world" of the judiciary.

The image of Haechi is the product of the fusion of ancient mythology, traditional legal culture and ancient decorative art. The image of Haechi contains the Chinese nation’s demands for justice, nourishes the “roots” of legal culture, and reflects the deep-seated national aesthetic psychology.

The meaning of Haechi

1. Haechi is an animal that symbolizes strength, courage and bravery. Its image is widely used in Chinese culture.

2. In traditional Chinese culture, the Haechi is considered an auspicious symbol, representing wealth and good luck.

3. The image of the Haechi is also widely used in literature, art and other fields. For example, the white dragon horse in the ancient novel "Journey to the West" is the image of a Haechi.

4. The image of Haezhi is also used in brand design. For example, some luxury brands use the image of Haezhi in their trademarks.

5. In Western culture, Haechi is also regarded as a symbol of bravery and self-confidence, and is widely used in sports competitions, political campaigns and other activities.