A mythical deer-horse hybrid 'Lushu' from Shan Hai Jing in dynamic rearing posture, hind legs anchored on floating xuan paper clouds while forehooves carve arcs through misty air, traditional Chinese folk song notations swirling around alert upright ears. The majestic creature maintains snow-white head and blazing crimson tail, tiger stripe patterns glowing with faint gold outlines along arched neck, ruby-red tail hair illuminating swirling ink patterns below. Stylized Nuoyang Mountain peaks emerge faintly in celadon wash background, peony buds blooming across ink-wash foothills where phantom hooves touch. Semi-transparent flanks reveal xuan paper texture with muted vermilion veins, fur strands undulating to expose shifting clan totems, ultra-detailed muscle structure balancing biological accuracy with tiger paw-inspired golden hooves. Negative space transforms into symbolic fertility rings radiating from impact points, amber light from tail blending with ivory base tones in watercolor gradients