Friday, April 27, 2012

Xiang Yao

Xiang Yao is a monster in Chinese Folklore.  Known as a monster with nine human heads and the body of a serpent.  The Xiang Yao sticks close to the black Dragon known as         Gong-Gong.  Together they dung in water sources (ponds, lakes. . .basically bodies of water) creating swamps. (Stinky swamps to be exact).

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  1. You've gotta take the prize for the most unusual X post. (And it actually BEGINS with the letter X!) Great job. Only two more to go...

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    1. Thank you! Choosing my 'X' post was one of the more difficult ones. Luckily my theme made it kinda easy.

      Thank you!

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  2. Oooh, how cool! Yet another new one for me.

    Erin

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  3. i vote for you too! xcellent x word!

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  4. So cool! I didn't know about this one. Great 'X' word!

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  5. The Chinese monsters are always so intimidating. It must have something to do with the age of that culture. THey had a long time to perfect intimidation. Their dragons, on the other hand, are lovely.

    Great X-day post.

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    1. Agreed. Dragons are my all time favorite! If there is anything I could talk about for hours on end, it would be Dragons.

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  6. Sounds like quite a scary monster. Great use of the letter X.

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  7. No this sounds really cool. Love it. Note to self: remember Xiang Yao for future reference.

    BTW, thanks for hosting the challenge. :)

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    1. I'm gonna make these posts easy to find for a while. Hopefully that might help. :)

      You're most welcome! Thanks for stopping by!

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