The term "huli jing" refers to a mythical creature in Chinese folklore, often translated as "fox spirit." These beings are believed to possess magical powers and can shape-shift into beautiful women or men. Huli jing are often associated with seduction and trickery, and they can either bring good fortune or mischief to those they encounter. In traditional Chinese culture, huli jing are sometimes seen as protectors or guardians, while in other tales, they are portrayed as malevolent beings. Their stories often explore themes of love, betrayal, and the duality of human nature, reflecting the complexities of relationships and morality in society.