Rén xióng (crypto-hominid)

Rén xióng (Chinese: 人熊; English: "Man-bear"; frequently transliterated as gin-sung, jen-hsiung) is a crypto-hominid legend originating in the Sichuan province of China, described in Sanderson's "Abominable Snowmen" (1961) as looking "very much like a large, broad-shouldered man wearing the skin of a bear, otherwise known as the Dzu-Teh," and "a real giant, shaggy-coated, and able to stay long periods in the ruggedest country; dangerous, a stock raider, but possessed of an almost exactly human-type foot."