It is a mysterious creature derived from ancient myths and legends, combining the body of a lion with the head, wings, and front paws of an eagle. It is usually depicted as possessing the strong body of a lion and the sharp gaze of an eagle, a combination of strength and wisdom. In ancient Greek and Roman mythology, the griffin was a symbol of wealth and power, often carved on temples and coins as the incarnation of a guardian deity. It is considered a creature that guards treasures and treasures, and also symbolizes the divine guardian. It was also very popular in medieval heraldry, often used by nobles and knights as part of their family crest to showcase their nobility and bravery.

It is a fictional creature derived from mythology and folklore, often depicted as a monster with wings and sharp claws, often associated with guardians of tombs or ancient castles. Endowed with the responsibility of guarding treasures or secrets, it exists in the form of a stone statue during the day and transforms into a living creature at night, possessing supernatural power and speed. The image is varied and sometimes depicted as half human, half beast. There are different images and stories in different cultures and legends, but their core features are guardians and nocturnal activities, making them a mysterious and powerful creature.