Taiji trading card game山海经创世版
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Qīng Gēng

青耕

Qīng Gēng – Bird

Background

A magpie-like bird with a blue-green body and pale eyes, beak and tail, credited with warding off epidemics.

An editorial reading of the card’s subject. Legendary properties belong to the story.

Classical text

Mountains & Seas · Central Mountains

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A further a hundred li northwest stands Mount Jǐnlǐ [堇理]. Above grow many pines, cypresses, and fine catalpas. Its northern slope has much red mineral pigment and metal; its beasts include Bào and Hǔ. There is a bird like a magpie, with a green body, white beak, white eyes, and white tail, called Qīng Gēng [青耕]. It wards off epidemics and cries its own name.

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Passage printed on the card
有鸟焉,其状如鹊,青身白喙白目白尾,名曰青耕,可以御疫,其鸣自叫。

Game card text

Flight, Ward: Venom

Link: Ward: Venom

The game’s adaptation, transcribed from the supplied card file. The image preserves coloured symbols and the printed layout.