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Here the author gives two examples concerning two general theorems on the transcendentality of image curves of complex lines passing the origin of \(C^n\) under a local holomorphic mapping. These are also examples of meromorphic mapping of Poincaré of \(n\) complex variables. The generalizations of the two theorems are also given. The main two examples are: 1. Set \(A(m)=\{\alpha\in P^{n-1}(C)\mid f(1_\alpha)\) is algebraic and \(d(f(l_\alpha))\leq m\}\). Then \(A(m)\) is the whole space \(P^{n-1}(C)\), a nowhere dense algebraic set in \(P^{n-1}(C)\) or the empty set. 2. Set \(A=\{\alpha\in P^{n-1}(C)\mid f(l_\alpha)\) is algebraic\}. If \(A\) is not a countable union of nowhere dense algebraic sets nor the empty set, then \(A=P^{n-1}(C)\) and there exists an algebraic family \(\{F_\alpha\}\) of algebraic curves in \(C^n\) such that \(f(l_\alpha)\) coincides with an irreducible component of \(F_\alpha\) in \(U\) for each \(\alpha\).