What's the name of the monster under Hangzhou Chen Gong Bridge? Very anxious! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

Basiya is one of the nine sons of Longsheng, a myth and legend of ancient Han nationality in China. It looks like a fish, not a fish. It is good at water and is famous for avoiding it. No one can tell what it looks like. The head is a bit like a dragon, but it is flatter than a faucet, closer to a beast, and a bit like a lion, with a pair of horns on its head. Longlin is physically, with four legs and a tail. According to legend, a long time ago, the ancestors of Pteris vittata and Water Avoidant were exiled to the world because they violated the dogma, and were kept under a huge and heavy turtle shell to guard the canal 1000 years. Thousands of years later, the ancestors of the water thieves finally got free and broke away from the turtle shell. In order to commemorate and commend his family's meritorious service in protecting the river, people carved a stone statue according to its appearance and placed it on the stone pier by the river, saying that it could stabilize the river and prevent floods. Pteris vittata symbolizes peace in all directions and is very watery. When repairing a bridge, it should be placed at the bridge head or bridge body. The mouth is big, and the stomach can hold a lot of water, so it is often used as the drain of buildings. There is also a legend that centipedes can swallow river water and spit rainwater, which is responsible for draining rainwater. In China, the Forbidden City, the Temple of Heaven and other ancient classic Han Palace buildings, we can often see centipedes. Pteris vittata is good at water, also known as water-absorbing beast, which can adjust the water quantity and make the river "carry fewer boats and more crops" to protect one side and be revered by the people. This miraculous thing is located on both sides of the top of the bridge, facing the turbulent river, which indicates that the bridge will avoid flooding forever and Yong 'an will last forever.