It is rumored that in the world there exists a Cyan Dragon, its body resembles a long serpent, with a kirin's head and a carp's tail; its face has long whiskers, antlers like a deer, five claws, and is covered in blue scales.
This Cyan Dragon is the leader of the four divine creatures, represents the wood element of the Five Elements, bears the color cyan, appears at the Spring Equinox, and disappears at the Autumn Equinox, commands wind and thunder, and brings forth all living things...
The Huainanzi says: Among heavenly deities, none is more esteemed than the Cyan Dragon!
The characteristics of the dispersing and merging wind refined by Xu Qing coincidentally align with the Cyan Dragon.
The dragon, leader of a hundred scales, holds the Cyan Dragon in esteem.
Its form is extraordinary, its blue scales shimmering in the sky, its eyes containing stars.
Its solemn dignity causes rain when pleased, and stirs thunder when angered.