Taowu is a mythical creature in Chinese mythology and is known as one of the nine sons of the dragon. It is described as a ferocious and evil creature with a humanoid body, sharp teeth, and a tiger-like head. Taowu is associated with darkness, death, and destruction and is often depicted as a symbol of chaos and demons. In Chinese folklore, taowu is believed to be able to cause disasters and plagues and is sometimes used as a metaphor for powerful and uncontrollable forces in nature. The concept of taowu has been featured in various forms of Chinese art and literature, including poetry, opera, and traditional painting.
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