Fengli

The cited modern summary records Fengli as a creature known from Chinese classical compilations; it does not provide a narrative origin myth. Its attestation comes from the way compilers of encyclopedic and materia medica literature gathered accounts of wondrous animals and marvels. Within that bibliographic context, Fengli is presented as part of the catalog of remarkable fauna assembled by literate scholars rather than as a creature with a preserved cosmogonic or foundation tale in the provided sources.

The available source material summarized here identifies Fengli only as a "flying mammal" in legendary Chinese tradition and does not include detailed physical descriptions. No specifics on size, coloration, wings, fur, or other morphological features are recorded in the supplied excerpts; therefore the entry refrains from asserting further physical details beyond its classification as a flying mammal in the cited encyclopedic and materia medica notices.

The supplied sources do not record explicit abilities, powers, diet, temperament, or interactions with humans beyond noting that Fengli is a flying mammal in folklore. The modern summary indicates only that descriptions exist in works such as the Taiping Yulan and the Bencao gangmu; it does not provide further behavioral or supernatural attributions in the material provided for this entry.