The symbol of the Pope's image is a camel, and its allusion comes from The Story of Lenore Fox, which is a fairy tale adapted by French Jeanne leroy Alai. The work describes an animal world, and through personification of animals, it symbolizes people of all classes in medieval society, among which Noble the lion is the supreme ruler, who is stupid and headstrong, and is a symbol of the real king of China. Isengrin Wolf and Brown Bear are arrogant and domineering, which embodies the status of aristocratic courtiers in reality. Bishop Bell is an ass. The Pope's representative, Samuel, is a camel, and these images constitute the feudal upper class. And those weak animals, such as chickens and rabbits, are the representatives of the lower class. The clever Lena fox is a typical citizen class.