1, Yishan, the sacred mountain recorded in the Shanhaijing, is called Yishan, which is 300 miles in the east of Yishan. There are many rivers in the mountains, and the water potential is strange and bottomless. These mountains are rugged and barren.

There is a strange fish in the water, which is shaped like a cow. It has a snake tail and wings. It can fly in the sky, and its sound is like the roar of a plow. He often sunbathes on land and hibernates like a snake. People can eat this kind of fish to prevent carbuncle from swelling. After discovering the medicinal value of this fish, people tried their best to kill it.

3, "Mountain Seascape Yishan" Source Original: It is three hundred miles east of Yishan, and there is no vegetation in the water. There is a fish that looks like an ox and lives in a mausoleum. The snake has wings in its tail, feathers under its chin and sounds like leaving an ox. It is called scorpion, which dies in winter and lives in summer, and its food is not swollen.

The place 300 miles east of Yishan is called Yishan. There are many rivers in the mountains, and the water potential is strange and bottomless. These mountains are rugged and barren. There is a strange fish in the water, which is shaped like a cow. It has a snake's tail and wings under its threat. It can fly in the sky, and its cry is like the roar of an ox. Its name is Zan.

You often sunbathe on the land and hibernate like a snake. People can eat this kind of fish to prevent carbuncle from swelling. After discovering the medicinal value of this fish, people tried their best to kill it.

6. The Classic of Mountains and Seas is a book that records ancient myths, geography, plants, animals, minerals, products, witchcraft, religion, medicine, folk customs and nationalities in China, and reflects all kinds of cultural phenomena. In addition to preserving rich mythological materials, it also involves many academic fields.

7. There are 18 volumes, with five volumes of mountain classics as a group, focusing on mountains and rivers in four directions, and the narrative contents include ancient history, vegetation, birds and beasts, myths and religions. It is also an encyclopedia of geographical knowledge. Shan Hai Jing has extraordinary literature value, which can be used as a reference for studying China's ancient history, geography, culture, Chinese and foreign transportation, folk customs and myths, among which the mineral records are the earliest related documents in the world.