2. Haechi
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The haechi is known to be a sort of protector from bad omen and natural disasters. So most of the statues you’d find in Seoul would have a deeper meaning to it rather than just a decoration almost like the gargoyle statues found on top of buildings.
But apparently, other than protecting from natural disasters, they are known to eat children as well.
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