In the mountains1 there lives a snake called Chang She2 with hairs on its body similar to the bristles on the neck of a pig. The sound it makes is similar to sound a watchman's clapper3 makes.
1 Da Xian Mountain (大咸之山 dà xián zhī shān)
2 literal translation of 长蛇 is "long snake"
3 an ancient Chinese wooden musical instrument
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