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The Complete Collection of Chinese Mythology: Chinese mythology has a long history and rich cultural content and historical background. Here are some examples of Chinese mythology: 1. Pangu created the world: It is said that Pangu was the first god in Chinese mythology. He was born in chaos and used an axe to cut open the world and create the world. Nüwa created humans: Nüwa is a goddess in Chinese mythology. She used multicolored stones to repair the sky and earth and created humans. Shennong tasted hundreds of herbs: Shennong was the god of medicine in Chinese mythology. He tasted all the plants and discovered medicines to treat human diseases. Kuafu Chases the Sun: Kuafu is a god in Chinese mythology. He chased the sun and eventually sacrificed his life. Dayu Flood Control: Dayu is a flood control hero in Chinese mythology. He managed the flood and brought peace to the world. King Mu of Zhou's Eight Horses: King Mu of Zhou was a god in Chinese mythology. His eight horses were called the "Eight Horses" to provide protection for his travels. Sun Wukong is a superhero in Chinese mythology. He has gone through 81 difficulties and finally succeeded in retrieving the true scripture. The Legend of the White Snake: The Legend of the White Snake is a classic Chinese myth that tells the love story between the White Snake and Xu Xian. 9 Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai: Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai is a love story in Chinese mythology. It tells the touching story between two brothers. These are just some of the Chinese myths and legends. There are many other stories and legends, each of which has a unique cultural meaning and meaning.

The Encyclopedia of Chinese Mythology is a broad concept because the legends and myths of ancient China are very rich and colorful. Here are some famous Chinese myths: 1. Pangu created the world: Legend has it that Pangu was born in chaos and used an axe to cut open the world to create the world. His body continued to grow until he died. His body turned into mountains, rivers, earth, hair, stars, five internal organs, and his soul ascended to heaven. 2. Nüwa mends the sky: Legend has it that Nüwa used red silk to repair the sky so that it was no longer dark. She was also a legendary goddess. It was said that she had the ability to create all things. Shennong tasted hundreds of herbs: Legend has it that Shennong was the patron saint of agriculture and medicine. He tasted all kinds of herbs and discovered the efficacy of medicine, thus creating medicine and medicine. 4. King Mu of Zhou's Eight Steeds: Legend has it that King Mu of Zhou had eight divine steeds, namely, the Red Steed, the White Phoenix, the Black Steed, the Black Horse, the Green Pearl, the Golden Monkey, the Silver Crane, and the Spirit Turtle. They could fly, run, walk, swim, and perform various tasks. 5. Qin Shihuang's Terracotta Warriors: Legend has it that Qin Shihuang discovered a large number of ceramic soldiers among the terracotta warriors and horses, thus creating ancient Chinese military culture. 6. Sun Wukong's Buddhist Scriptures: Legend has it that Sun Wukong is the protagonist of Journey to the West. He helped Tang Sanzang to obtain the Buddhist Scriptures through 81 difficulties and finally succeeded in obtaining the true scriptures. Legend of the White Snake: Legend has it that the White Snake is the incarnation of the White Lady. The love story between her and Xu Xian has been passed down to this day. In order to save her husband, Xu Xian, the White Lady did not hesitate to exchange her body for the ultimate happiness. 8 Jade Emperor: Legend has it that the Jade Emperor is the supreme being in heaven, the ruler of the universe, and the leader of all kinds of immortals and demons. These are just some of the Chinese myths and legends. These stories have profound symbolic meaning and cultural implications, and they are an important part of Chinese history and culture.

The first mythological collection in our country was the Romance of the Gods. This novel described the war between the Shang Dynasty and the Zhou Dynasty at the end of the Zhou Dynasty and the legends of the characters. There were many mythical characters in the novel, such as Jiang Shang, Nezha, King Wen, etc. Their stories constituted an important part of Chinese mythology. The novel was also made into a popular TV series and movie.

Currently, some of the masks in Black Myth: Wukong were known to have the Hundred Play Nuo Mask, which could provide 20 points of defense, and the Kunluan Golden Armor, which could provide 43 points of defense. These masks were not just decorations. They were more like an extension of Wukong's fighting style. They were the embodiment of different combat techniques that he had comprehended over a long period of cultivation. Each mask had a unique appearance and powerful skills. Some of them could allow the character to stand firm in the midst of saber light and sword shadows, some could allow the character to instantly erupt with destructive power, and some could allow the character to control the rhythm of the battlefield and toy with the enemy in the palm of their hands. However, at present, only the defensive attributes of the two masks could be described in detail. There might be more masks that had not been fully disclosed.

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The following are some China myths: 1. [Nüwa mends the sky]: In ancient times, a huge hole was broken in the sky. Nüwa refined stones to mend the sky and saved all living beings in the world. 2. [Dayu Flood Control: Dayu led the people to fight against the flood during natural disasters. He passed by his house three times without entering and finally managed to control the flood.] 3. [Divine Brush Ma Liang: A poor boy named Ma Liang got a divine brush. Whatever he drew would come to life. He used this brush to help the poor and punish the wicked.] 4. Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea: Tie Guaili, Han Zhongli, Lan Caihe, Zhang Guolao, He Xiangu, Han Xiangzi, Cao Guojiu, and Lu Dongbin, the eight immortals, each displayed their powers to cross the sea. 5. [Cowherd and Weaver Girl: The Weaver Girl fell in love with the Cowherd when she descended to the mortal world. She was separated by the Heavenly River by the Queen Mother of the West. They meet on the magpie bridge on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month every year. This legend evolved into the Qixi Festival.] 6. The ten sons of the Celestial Thearch appeared at the same time, bringing with them extreme heat. Hou Yi shot down nine suns, restoring order to the human world. 7. [Chang'e Flies to the Moon: Chang'e flies to the moon after eating the immortality medicine that Houyi asked for from the Queen Mother of the West.] 8. ** Gonggong Touches the Sky **: Water God Gonggong and Fire God Zhurong are not on good terms. After Gonggong fails, he angrily touches Mount Buzhou. 9. [Pangu Genesis: Pangu woke up in the chaos, created the world, and his body turned into everything in the world.] 10. Jingwei Reclaims the Sea: Emperor Yan's youngest daughter, Jingwa, drowned in the East China Sea and turned into a Jingwei Bird, filling the sea with rocks. However, it was more complicated to list 100 China mythological stories. It also included many mythological stories such as Kuafu Chasing the Sun, Xingtian Dance, and so on. They contained the ancients 'understanding and imagination of the origin of the world, natural phenomena, social life, and many other aspects. "Legend of the Flying Apsaras" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

There were many myths and legends in the West. The following were some famous ones: ** 1. Greek Mythology ** 1. ** Pandora's Box ** - After Prometheus stole the fire from the human world, Zeus ordered the gods to use clay to mold young, beautiful, and hypocritical Pandora as a punishment. She was betrothed to the younger brother of Prometheus, Epometheus. Zeus gave her a gift box, and after he took it, Pandora opened it. All kinds of bad habits, disasters, and diseases flew out. There was only hope left in the box, but it was closed before it could fly out. The story was often used as a metaphor for the root cause of disasters. 2. ** Sword of Damocles ** - Damocles was the favorite of the tyrant Dionysius in Greek mythology. He often said that emperors were blessed. Dionysius made him sit on the throne of the emperor, with a sword tied to his head with only a horse's mane, to show that although the emperor was in a high position, there were always worries. This allusion was often used as a metaphor for the potential crisis that could happen at any time. 3. ** Muse ** - It was the general name of the nine goddesses of literature and science in Greek mythology. They were the daughters of the main god and the goddess of memory. With Apollo as the leader, they were in charge of history, tragedy, comedy, lyric poetry, dance, epic, love poetry, hymns, and astronomy. Ancient Greek poets and singers often prayed to Muse for inspiration. Later, they often used "Muse" as a metaphor for literature, writing, and inspiration. 4. ** Mystery of the Sphinx ** - The Sphinx was a monster in Greek mythology that harmed people with mysteries. It was the sphinx in front of the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt. It gave Oedipus a riddle: What walks on four feet in the morning, two feet in the afternoon, and three feet in the evening? Oedipus replied that it was a human (a baby crawling, an adult walking, an old man walking with a cane), and the Sphinx fell off a cliff in shame and died. This story is often used to describe complicated, mysterious, and incomprehensible problems. 5. ** Pygmalion ** - He was the king of Cyprus in Greek mythology, who hated women and decided never to marry. He carved a beautiful ivory statue of a woman and fell in love with her. He begged God to make the statue his wife. The goddess of love, Aphrodite, was moved and gave the statue life and married them. The "Pygmalion effect" was also known as the "expectation effect" or "Rossenthal effect" in educational psychology. 6. ** Prometheus and Stealing Fire ** - Zeus gave gifts to the gods but did not give them to humans. Prometheus felt indignant. He climbed Mount Olympus and stole fire from Hephaestus. He put it in the hollow reed and gave it to humans. Humans could start fires, keep warm, and make tools. Zeus was furious. He tied Prometheus to the Caucasus Mountains with chains and let eagles peck at his liver every day. 30 years later, he was rescued by Heracles. 7. ** The Three Fates ** - Klaus, Lachesis, and Artebos were the three goddesses of fate, responsible for the fate of humans and gods. Klaus was in charge of spinning the thread of life (controlling birth), Lachesis was in charge of adjusting people's lives (measuring the length and nature of the thread of life), and Atposa was in charge of cutting the thread of life (determining the way of death). Neither humans nor gods could influence or question their decisions. 8. ** Hades Abducted Persephone ** - Persephone was the daughter of Zeus and Demeter. Hades fell in love with her and took her away when she was picking flowers. Demeter could not find her daughter, and the earth and plants gradually lost their vitality. Later, Zeus asked Hades to let Persephone reunite with her mother once a year. This time was spring. 9. ** The origin of the name Athens ** - The founder of Athens, Cecrops, named the city after himself, but Poseidon and Athena, the goddess of wisdom, also wanted to name the city after themselves. Zeus asked them to each give a gift to the city, which was decided by the people of Kerklopes. Poseidon used a trident to hit the rocks to produce salty spring water. Athena used a spear to hit the ground to grow olive trees. The people preferred olive trees, so the city was named Athens after Athena. 10. ** Tragedy of the hero Oedipus ** - Laius was the king of Thebes. After learning that his son would kill his father and marry his mother, he abandoned the baby after giving birth to Oedipus. After Oedipus was adopted, he learned that the oracle had left the adopted place. At the crossroads of Thebes, he killed his own father, Laius, and solved the riddle of the Sphinx to become the king of Thebes. He married his mother, Jocasta, and later found out the truth. It was a tragedy. 11. ** Heracles 'Twelve Merits ** - Heracles was the son of Zeus. He had accomplished twelve extremely difficult feats, including killing the Nemean Lion and the Hydra. These achievements demonstrated his bravery and fearlessness, and he was a model of heroism in Greek mythology. ** 2. Bible-related myths ** 1. ** The kiss of Judas ** - Judas was one of the 12 disciples of Jesus. The elders and priests of Judaism used 30 silver coins to bribe him to identify Jesus. When they went to the Garden of Comani to capture Jesus, Judas pretended to greet him, hugged and kissed Jesus. Jesus was immediately arrested and nailed to the cross. This story is a metaphor for shameful betrayal. 2. ** Noah's Ark ** - God decided to destroy mankind with a flood because of their sins. Noah was an upright man, and God ordered him to build a ship to avoid disaster. After 40 days and nights of flooding, other than Noah's family and some animals, other creatures were swallowed by the flood. Later, it was used as a metaphor for a refuge or savior in a disaster. 3. ** Garden of Eden ** - God opened up a garden in the east, the Garden of Eden. There were fruit trees and birds and animals in it. God let Adam guard the garden and used Adam's rib to create Eve to accompany him. In addition, Western mythology also included American mythology (such as the story of Keodie in Indian mythology), Australian mythology (there were six categories of myths about the origin of creation, including the creation of human types and the generation of astronomical phenomena), African mythology (ancient Egypt, ancient Sumer, Swahili, Mbigai series of myths and legends, etc.), and other myths from different regions and cultures.

The Chinese Mythological Animation Encyclopedia was an animated film that narrated Chinese mythological stories. It covered many different mythological stories, including Journey to the West, Water Margins, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and other classic novels. The production team of this cartoon is one of the best animation studios in China. They have used the most advanced technology to produce many exquisite animation works. These works not only displayed the charm of Chinese mythology, but also let the audience feel the unique charm of Chinese culture. The Chinese Mythological Animation Encyclopedia covers many different mythological stories, each with its own unique storyline and character image. The audience could find their favorite fairy tales in this cartoon and understand the background and meaning of these stories. This cartoon is not only an entertainment work but also a cultural work. It can let the audience understand the charm of Chinese mythology and at the same time improve the audience's cultural quality.

The first collection of myths in China was the Classic of Mountains and Seas. The Classic of Mountains and Seas was an ancient mythological geography book that contained various myths and legends of China. It is a very important cultural heritage, known as the ancient China encyclopedia. The Classic of Mountains and Seas contained many fantastic stories and mysterious legends, which were deeply loved by the China people. It was widely praised and studied as an important part of China mythology and culture.