What kind of animal is the Eight Immortals crossing the sea?

"Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea" is a traditional fable that tells the story of eight immortals (including Cao Guojiu, one of the Eight Immortals) who traveled across the ocean to Penglai Island in their own unique animal or non-animal figures. In this story, each god chooses a different vehicle to help them complete their journey. Among them, one god chose the image of a deer as his vehicle.

It should be noted that the animal images in "Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea" do not represent actual animals. Instead, they can be viewed as fictional characters in stories whose images and characteristics are primarily creations based on culture and folklore.

"Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea" is a fable in traditional Chinese culture. It tells the story of eight immortals (including Cao Guojiu, one of the Eight Immortals) who crossed the sea to Penglai Island. This story first appeared in "Gengchen Period Zaju" and was widely circulated among the people.

In the story, each god has his or her own unique abilities and appearances, including riding on animals or non-animals as means of transportation. In addition to Cao Guojiu who chose deer as his means of transportation, other gods also chose different images such as turtles, butterflies, lotus flowers, and fans. They overcame many difficulties and finally successfully arrived at Penglai Island and enjoyed a wonderful life like paradise.

"Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea" represents the wisdom and courage in traditional Chinese culture and also reflects people's pursuit of a better future. As a fable, it is both inspiring and educational, as well as interesting and imaginative. It has always been loved and praised by people.

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