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In everyday conversation, 妖怪 (yāo guài) is used to refer to monsters, usually in a metaphorical sense.
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1. 怪兽 guàishòu [n] monster, mythical animal
2. 怪物 guàiwù [n] monster, freak; eccentric person
3. 妖精 yāojīng [n] demon, evil spirit, siren
4. 魑魅 chímèi [n] evil spirit
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妖怪 (yāoguài) is often used in Chinese folklore and mythology to refer to monsters or supernatural creatures. It is also used in popular culture, such as in video games, anime, and manga, to refer to monsters or other supernatural creatures.
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