A Alice is reading a magazine article about Chinese magical creatures. Read the magazine article and complete the table.
　　　　　　　Magical creatures in Chinese culture
Hello, young readers! Today, we are going to explore the world of magical creatures in Chinese culture.
　　First, let's meet the Chinese dragon. Traditionally, the dragon is a mix of body parts from many different animals. It often looks like a large snake with four legs. In ancient China, only emperors could use the symbol of the dragon.
　Today, dragons are a symbol of good luck and success.
　Now, we turn our attention to the fenghuang. This magical bird has beautiful and colourful feathers. In Chinese tradition, the fenghuang may only show up before a great event or when a great leader is in power. These birds can also be a symbol of world peace.
　Next, there is the qilin. Sometimes it is called the Chinese unicorn. People believe this magical creature has either one or two horns on its head and a deer - like body. The qilin is gentle and peaceful. It is also kind and never hurts anyone or anything. It is a symbol of good luck.
　　Finally, we have the pixiu. The pixiu has a Chinese dragon's head, a horse's body and a qilin's legs. It has a big mouth and a big belly. It is often a symbol of being rich. The pixiu is also a brave and powerful creature. It always protects its master.
　Magical creature Looks Symbol
　The dragon A mix of body parts from many (1) _________ • Only used by (2) _________ in ancient times
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　• A symbol of good luck and success today
　The fenghuang (3) _________ feathers • Only show up for a great event or leader
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　• A symbol of (4) _________
　The qilin One or two horns and a (5) _________ A symbol of (6) _________
　The pixiu A dragon's head, a horse's body and a qilin's (7) _________ A symbol of being rich