Chinese cat breeds:

1. Chinese civet cat: This is the only cat breed in China that has passed CFA certification. It is a natural cat breed formed in China over thousands of years. . Their appearance is somewhat similar to that of American Shorthairs, but they are more majestic and aura, and they have strong bodies, and their catching ability is off the charts every minute!

2. Yellow civet cat: It is an orange cat. As the saying goes, "nine out of ten orange cats are fat, and one of them will overwhelm the kang." It is definitely a first-class foodie! Therefore, owners of orange cats should control their cats’ diet and pay attention to their health.

3. Black cat: Also called black cat, it was a kind of evil spirit in ancient times. Unfortunately, it has been slowly misunderstood by modern people. In ancient times, people believed that black cats could ward off evil spirits, keep evil spirits away, and bring good luck to their owners. Therefore, many wealthy families in ancient times kept a black cat, or had the habit of displaying black cat accessories.

4. Black and white cat: As the name suggests, it is a black and white cat. Because the color is the same as that of a cow, it is called a cow cat.

5. Calico cat: Mainly reflected in the color of its coat, which is composed of three colors: black, red and white. The color of a calico cat is determined by genes. Under normal circumstances, it will only appear on female cats, so when you see a calico cat, you can basically tell that it is a female cat.

6. Sichuan Jianzhou Cat: As you can see from its name, this cat comes from Jianzhou (now Jianyang, Sichuan). Jianzhou cats come in different colors, with most of them having mixed coat colors, and few having pure coat colors. The Jianzhou cat is tall, strong and agile, and is an expert hunter. In Jianzhou, Sichuan, people regard them as magical cats to stop mice.

7. Shandong Lion Cat: Also known as Linqing Lion Cat, it is a breed of Persian cat and Luxi civet cat. Generally divided into two types of hair colors: black and white, among which pure white and blue-yellow mandarin duck eyes are the most precious. They are larger in size, have big heads and round eyes, have soft long hair, and have a docile personality, even sometimes so soft that they feel insecure.