How do you pronounce 魑魔魍鉉貔貅饥褿?

魑魔魍鉉, pronounced chī mèi wǎng liǎng. It is a Chinese word that in ancient times specifically referred to ghosts that harmed people in legends. Now it refers to all kinds of bad guys.

Pixiu is pronounced pí xiū. Also known as "to ward off evil spirits and Tianlu", it is a ferocious auspicious beast recorded in ancient Chinese books and folk myths and legends.

Taotie, pronounced tāo tiè. It is a mysterious monster in ancient Chinese myths and legends, also known as the roe deer owl. The ancient book "The Classic of Mountains and Seas: The Second Classic of the North" introduces its characteristics: its shape is like a sheep body and a human face, eyes under the armpits, and tiger teeth and human hands. Its name can be compared to a greedy person, and people generally call this kind of person "Gourmet".

Extended information:

Monster is a Chinese word. In ancient times, it specifically refers to the collective name for ghosts and monsters that harm people in legends. Now it refers to all kinds of bad guys.

Pixiu (Pinyin: pí xiū), also known as "to ward off evil spirits and Tianlu", is a ferocious and auspicious beast recorded in ancient Chinese books and folk myths and legends.

The Taotie is a mysterious monster in ancient Chinese myths and legends, also known as the Roe Owl. According to the ancient book "The Classic of Mountains and Seas·Bei Ci Er Jing", its characteristics are: its shape is like a sheep's body and a human face, with eyes in Under the armpits, there are tiger-toothed human hands.

Reference materials:

1: Demons and Demons·Baidu Encyclopedia

2: Pixiu·Baidu Encyclopedia

3: Taotie·Baidu Encyclopedia