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I would propose that they should be treated as different until someone can provide a credible citation to prove otherwise. Some websites categorically merge them together because Bixie has a name that matches the function of Pixiu. Pixiu has 2 horns, Tienlu has one horn and Bixie has no horn. Some stated the two mythical animals are different. Cold Season ( talk) 22:35, 23 September 2014 (UTC) Reply According to this poster's research on the difference ( in Chinese), the information found on the Internet are contradictory. Gave some effort to look it up, but I lack in available literature to help you with it. No comment on a merge, since I don't edit these topics in the context of content rather than just clean-up. Many thanks, John Hill ( talk) 00:49, 16 September 2014 (UTC) Reply I'm more familiar with sources (mostly museums) that uses the term Bixie, so I'm not that convinced that Bixie should be merged into Pixiu rather than vice versa. However, I am not knowledgeable enough to really make this decision - nor am I confident in merging the two articles - so I am asking for help from any qualified editor, please. Also, my dictionaries give pixiu as the name of a fabulous or mythological animal, but only give 'ward off evil', 'talisman' as meanings for bixie. Also, the Chinese article on the Pixiu does mention the Bixie but has no separate article on Bixie. While I am not sure when or how this happened - it does seem to be the case as the (usually) winged, lion-headed mythological animals seems to be the same in both articles. I propose that the article Bixie be merged into this article because, apparently, the mythological animal previously referred to as Bixie (literally: 'ward off evil', 'talisman') is now known as Pixiu.