The name is: Pan: the faun, the son of Hermes; With a pair of horns and hoofs. He is an excellent composer and flute player. Happy, naughty and lecherous gods often dance with the fairies in the mountains. However, because of his ugly appearance, he can never find a wife. Pan Shen Pan Shen (left) and Daphnis Pan Shen (Pan), also translated as "Parn". In Greek mythology, the god of sheep and shepherds. Depicted as half-sheep and half-man. He played the flute he invented in memory of the fairy Syrinx. Fairy Syrinx became a reed when she was pursued by him. Pan was originally worshipped in the temple of Arcadia, and with the development of Greek mythology, he gradually changed from a local god to one of Dionysus' subordinate gods. Later, it was considered as a god who helped lonely travelers drive out terror. People equate him with the god Funus in Roman mythology.

Pan Shen takes care of shepherds and hunters, as well as farmers and people living in the countryside. He has a human body, long horns on his head, long ears, and his lower body and feet look like sheep's feet. Pan is also the god of the forest. She is fond of women and indulges in lust, which is a deep joy in the afternoon. Sometimes it is regarded by poets as the ruler of elves (fairies). Pan Shen loves music, and is good at playing flute and playing Xiao (Pan Shen Xiao). He can create very beautiful music. It is said that his flute is magical and easy to teach people (including Greek gods) to be intoxicated and forget themselves. Often lead the mountain banshee (a kind of lower status goddess of nature) to dance and play.

Pan loves not only Pitys, but also Syrinx. But the goddess was afraid of him and turned into all kinds of things to avoid him. Finally, she begged her sister to turn her into a big clump of reeds (Arundo donax) and hide in the Ladong River in Arcadia. Pan folded reeds of different lengths and sewed them with honey wax, thus creating a shepherd's flute. The sacred objects of Pan are stone pillars and pine trees. The objects sacrificed to Pan contain grape juice.

Paine, the son of Hermes, is one of the demigods. Although demigods are not as good as gods, they are still far superior to human beings. Paine, the faun, is ugly even to his own mother. He has goat's ears and horns on his head, a hairy figure on his upper body and a goat's posture on his lower body. He likes music best and often plays his own reed flute. Once, when the gods held a banquet on the banks of the Nile, a monster suddenly appeared. All the gods were frightened to disgrace and fled into the river in various forms. Paine also jumped into the water to take refuge, but he was too panicked to completely become a fish. This is the origin of Capricorn. In ancient Babylon, there was a fairy named Ea, which was said to be an antelope in the deep sea, quite consistent with the image of Capricorn's fishtail sheep.

Satyrs in ancient Greek mythology, also translated as Satyr and Satiros, is a half-man, half-beast god of the forest, a monster with ram's horns, legs and tail. He indulges in lust, likes music, and is often a sign of a man who is erotic or has excessive sexual desire, and is also a rogue mythical image. In ancient Greek mythology, the half-man, half-beast animal god is a symbol of creativity, music, poetry and sex, and also a symbol of panic and nightmare.

In fact, the prototype is the faun Pan

Pan is a demigod with a pair of goat horns on his head, a sheep tail and two legs on his lower body. He is the son of Hermes, the God who loves noise and joy. All the wilderness, jungle, forest and mountains are his hometown. He is the god of animal husbandry and mountain forest. Pan is also an excellent musician, who plays beautiful music with reed flute and often attracts fairies in the mountains to listen. Although Pan is an excellent musician, because of his appearance, every fairy he pursues evades him, which often leads to tragedies, and the music played by Pan is much inferior to Apollo's lyre.