Dunhuang Nine-Colored Deer

When desert moonlight soaked Cave 257 of the Mogao Grottoes, the nine-colored deer woke up from the murals of the Northern Wei Dynasty-gold foil spots appeared on the lapis lazuli fur, the antlers lifted up the stars of the Western Regions, and the eight-petal lotus bloomed under their hooves. It once used its divine power to drown people, but it turned into an eternal totem of mercy due to betrayal: every stripe is engraved with Buddhist scriptures and proverbs, and every fluff is filled with the echoes of camel bells on the Silk Road. Clip this oriental unicorn between the pages of the book and let Dunhuang's oldest good contract and spiritual glow protect the cause and effect every time you flip through it.