“In Buddhist legends, angels are divided into eight types, called Long Than Bat Bo or Thien Long Bat Bo. Among the eight species is Gia Lau La, a pair of giant golden-winged birds. It is said that when it spreads its wings, it can reach three hundred thirty six thousand kilometers, eating five hundred small snakes every day along with one large poisonous snake. Again, I heard that there is a big tumor on the head, inside the tumor is Nhu Y jade. Because of eating snakes all his life, Gia Lau La's body concentrated a lot of toxic gases, and eventually burned himself because of the poison. After the fire consumed the body,”

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