Chinese Notes

饕餮 tāotiè

tāotiè proper noun taotie; a ferocious mythological animal
Domain: Modern Chinese 现代汉语 , Subdomain: Mythology animal_mask.png
Notes: The mythological animal was the fifth son of the dragon king and is a zoomorphic mask motif, found on Shang and Zhou ritual bronzes
tāotiè adjective gluttonous; sumptuous
Domain: Modern Chinese 现代汉语 , Subdomain: Food and Drink

饕餮之徒 glutton; gourmand; by extension, person who is greedy for power, money, sex etc
饕餮大餐 great meal fit for dragon's son; sumptuous banquet
饕餮纹(饕餮紋) a zoomorphic mask motif; an kind of animal mask design

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卷五十四 Scroll 54 Wenxuan 文選 — count: 2
卷五十五 Scroll 55 Wenxuan 文選 — count: 2
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Summary 总结 Decorative Designs in Chinese Art 中国文物的纹饰 — count: 2
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