Why did the nine-tailed fox, which was full of demonic aura, become an auspicious beast in the Classic of Mountains and Seas?
In the Classic of Mountains and Seas, the nine-tailed fox was described as an auspicious beast with spirituality and was regarded as a symbol of good luck. Legend had it that the nine-tailed fox had a powerful spiritual power that could sense human emotions and needs and convey information through the shape of its nine tails. In addition, the Nine-Tailed Fox was also given some magical abilities in the Classic of Mountains and Seas. For example, it could transform into various forms, including humans, objects, animals, etc., and could change its size and shape at will. At the same time, the nine-tailed fox also had a strong vitality that could survive in different environments and would not be easily threatened by the outside world. Therefore, in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, the nine-tailed fox was regarded as a creature with spirituality and magical abilities. It was regarded as an auspicious beast that represented good luck and good luck. This legend also influenced later literature and art works to a certain extent, making the nine-tailed fox a popular image.