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In the China mythological system, Pangu's creation of the world and Fuxi's creation of the world were two different kinds of creation myths and legends. In the legend of Pangu's creation of the world, Pangu woke up after sleeping for 18,000 years in the universe that was as chaotic as an egg and opened up the chaos. The clear and light rose to the sky, and the turbid and heavy sank to the ground. After that, Pan Gu stood tall and indomitable, changing with the changes of heaven and earth. Finally, the structure of heaven and earth was fixed. Pan Gu died of old age, and every part of his body became everything in the world, such as the wind and clouds when he exhaled, the sun in his left eye, and the moon in his right eye. He created heaven and earth with his own power. There were different versions of Fuxi's creation. In the Chu silk book, Fuxi and Nuwa were born when the world was in chaos. They married and gave birth to four children. These four children represented the four gods of the four seasons. They created the world because they understood the combination of Yin and Yang. There was also a saying that Fuxi imitated Taiji and created the sky with a single painting. The birth of all life in the world originated from this painting. Furthermore, Fuxi was also known as the first ancestor of humanity and one of the three emperors. He had created the written language, the Eight Trigrams, taught the people fishing and hunting, and reformed marriage. Due to the huge system of ancient China mythology, different versions of the narrative had conflicts. Different regions and schools of thought had different versions of the creation myth. 'The Myth of True Love in the Pangu Progenitor Universe' is equally wonderful. Please click to read it!

Pangu's creation of the world and Nuwa's creation of man were famous myths and legends in ancient China. In the legend of Pangu's creation of the world, the universe was chaotic at the beginning. Pangu was born in it and woke up after sleeping for many years. He used a huge axe to split the chaos. Light qi floated up to become the sky, and heavy qi sank down to become the earth. Fearing that heaven and earth would close again, Pangu raised his head and stomped on the ground. As heaven and earth changed every day, Pangu also grew taller and taller. After a long period of time, the world was formed, and Pangu became a giant that could support the heavens and the earth. In the end, he collapsed from exhaustion. After Pan Gu fell, his left eye turned into the sun, his right eye turned into the moon, his hair turned into the stars, his limbs turned into the four poles of the east, south, west, and north, and the five mountains, his skin turned into the earth, his blood turned into rivers, his sweat turned into rain, and his breath turned into wind and clouds. Only then did the Three Sovereigns come into being. The legend of Goddess Nvywa's creation of human beings was that Goddess Nvywa came to the Heaven and Earth created by Pangu because she was tired of the cold and lonely life in the Heavenly Court. After seeing the lively scene, she had the idea of creating creatures like herself. At first, she molded clay into a human figure. The clay figurine came to life as soon as it touched the ground and could speak. Nüwa was very happy and named it "human". After that, Goddess Nvywa continued to mold people with mud, but the world was too big, so the efficiency was too low and Goddess Nvywa was very tired. She was inspired when she saw the vines on the cliff. She stirred the mud in the quagmire with the vines and sprinkled it on the ground. Many small people appeared where the mud splashed. Later, Goddess Nvywa came up with the method of dividing people into men and women, so that men and women could reproduce together, so that human beings could continue for generations. In modern times, although people believed more in Darwin's theory of evolution, the myths of Pangu creating the world and Nuwa creating humans were still circulating. They reflected the bold conjectures of the ancestors about the origin of the universe and human beings, as well as their respect for creation and dedication. 'The Myth of True Love in the Pangu Progenitor Universe' is equally wonderful. Please click to read it!

From a psychological point of view, love was the strongest form of interpersonal communication. It was a high-level emotion produced by physical and mental maturity towards others. It had no standard. It was not a moment of excitement or a stage of being glued to each other. Its existence depended on early experience, native family, life situation, personality traits, and so on. It would be foolish to define love without fully understanding what it was, because everyone's needs for love were different, and the love they thought of might be influenced by the early nurturing and not what they really wanted. People's initial understanding of love may come from their parents or early caretakers, which will affect the formation of their own view of love, but this may not be the love model they really want. The sweet love we see from others may not be suitable for ourselves, so we don't have to be blindly envious. Before establishing a love relationship, one should examine one's own internal needs and be clear about what one desires love to bring, which needs can be provided by oneself, and which needs to be provided by one's partner. This will help to position one's role in love and find the right person. This can be seen as a way to create love. Moreover, two people in love create love through various interactions and operations in the process of getting along. For example, when the other party needs help, comfort, or encouragement, they appear in time to meet each other's emotional needs. Therefore, love could be seen as something created.

Nuwa created humans and all living things. Legend has it that Nu Wa created chickens on the first day of the first lunar month, dogs on the second day, pigs on the third day, sheep on the fourth day, cattle on the fifth day, horses on the sixth day, and humans on the seventh day. She also nurtured all living things, refined stones to mend the sky, put out fires and boiled water. She was regarded as the goddess of creation, the ancestor of Chinese culture, and the true god of blessing. Her achievements were passed down from generation to generation by the children of China. 'The Myth of True Love in the Pangu Progenitor Universe' is equally wonderful. Please click to read it!

At present, there was no conclusive conclusion as to whether the universe was created. The Big Bang theory was one of the most influential theories in modern cosmos. The theory believed that the universe originated from a non-dimensional point and created time, space, and all matter through an " explosion." However, the Big Bang theory could not explain the universe before the Big Bang, which was the original " singularity." Some scientists believed that the universe did start from the Big Bang, but there was no reason to believe that the real physical universe was the same. There were also scientists who tried to explain the universe before the Big Bang based on string theory or quantum theory, but they lacked a verified quantum gravity theory. There were also problems with other models of the origin of the universe. The existing observational data could not rule out or confirm any of these models. In addition, some scientists speculated that the energy of the Big Bang might have come from dark energy based on the fact that there were different amounts of dark matter at each stage of the origin of the universe. However, this was only a speculation and could not prove that the universe was created. 'The Myth of True Love in the Pangu Progenitor Universe' is equally wonderful. Please click to read it!