3 Mysterious Mythical Cats | Chinese and Japanese Mythology Explained | Chinese Mythical Creatures

Описание: If you think your cat is just silently judging you… ancient Asia would agree — and then raise you a cursed rooftop ritual, ghost assassins, and an aggressively polite money magnet.

In this video, we dive into the mythical cats of Chinese and Japanese folklore — three feline legends that are as bizarre as they are unforgettable:

🐱 The Jinhua Cat: a seemingly ordinary house cat from ancient China that climbs rooftops to absorb moonlight and transform into a seductive demon. Equal parts shapeshifter and scam artist, this myth will make you think twice the next time your cat stares into space.

👻 The Death Cat: a terrifying creature born from Gu poison rituals, sent to haunt and destroy enemies from the inside out. Featuring one of the weirdest crime investigations in imperial history, this ghost cat legend is straight out of a supernatural horror novel — with a side of porridge.

💰 And finally, the Maneki-neko: Japan’s famous lucky cat statue that waves at your wallet from store windows. But behind the cute ceramic smile lies a thousand years of superstition, social engineering, and spiritual capitalism.

Whether you're a fan of Asian mythology, folklore monsters, or just want to learn why a cat might be the most powerful (and petty) spiritual entity in East Asia, this is the video for you.

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