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Confucian temples bristle with steles celebrating local scholars, some supported on the
backs of bìxì (mythical tortoise-like dragons). A statue of Kongzi (Confucius) usually
resides in the main hall, overseeing rows of musical instruments and flanked by disciples.
A mythical animal, the qílín (a statue exists at the Summer Palace), is commonly seen.
The qílín was a hybrid animal that appeared on earth only in times of harmony.
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