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中国神话故事：创世天神卷
Written By Xu Hongzhou And Painted By Guo Yuqing
Where did the world come from? How did humans appear? How is fire used? Why did Emperor Yan and Emperor Huang fight? "Chinese Mythology Stories: Creation of Gods and Gods" starts from the creation of the heaven, earth, sun, moon and all things in the world, and combs through the Chinese civilization created by Pangu, continuing to Fuxi, Nuwa, and then to Emperor Yan and Huangdi. It presents the longest genealogy of gods in Chinese mythology in the form of stories. This book revolves around the five main mythological figures Pangu, Nuwa, Fuxi, Yandi and Huangdi, and extends the classic mythological stories such as opening the sky, creating man, mending the sky, drawing hexagrams, making fire, tasting grass, filling the sea, and crashing into the mountain. The images of mythological characters such as Suirenshi, Linjun, Jingwei, Chiyou, Xingtian, Shaohao, Zhuanxu, and Gonggong are embedded in it, using mythological imagination to interpret the birth of the world and various human innovations on the earth. In the story in this volume, gods are the protagonists and humans are the supporting roles. It is like a wonderful stage play. On the stage are classic mythological characters. They appear on the stage one after another and begin to perform scenes of immortal legends for the audience...
Where did the world come from? How did humans appear? How is fire used? Why did Emperor Yan and Emperor Huang fight? "Chinese Mythology Stories: Creation of Gods and Gods" starts from the creation of the heaven, earth, sun, moon and all things in the world, and combs through the Chinese civilization created by Pangu, continuing to Fuxi, Nuwa, and then to Emperor Yan and Huangdi. It presents the longest genealogy of gods in Chinese mythology in the form of stories. This book revolves around the five main mythological figures Pangu, Nuwa, Fuxi, Yandi and Huangdi, and extends the classic mythological stories such as opening the sky, creating man, mending the sky, drawing hexagrams, making fire, tasting grass, filling the sea, and crashing into the mountain. The images of mythological characters such as Suirenshi, Linjun, Jingwei, Chiyou, Xingtian, Shaohao, Zhuanxu, and Gonggong are embedded in it, using mythological imagination to interpret the birth of the world and various human innovations on the earth. In the story in this volume, gods are the protagonists and humans are the supporting roles. It is like a wonderful stage play. On the stage are classic mythological characters. They appear on the stage one after another and begin to perform scenes of immortal legends for the audience...
Chinese Mythology: Folklore Vol
Literature中国神话：民间传说卷
Written By Xu Hongzhou And Painted By Guo Yuqing
The written history of China begins with the Shang Dynasty. What are the myths and stories after the Shang Dynasty? This volume of folklore records the wonderful parts that are familiar to people. "Chinese Mythology and Folklore Volume" This volume of mythology tells the story of the destruction of King Zhou of Shang Dynasty because he blasphemed the goddess Nuwa, and a little hero Nezha was born in the subsequent war; the distant Shu land not only has the story of the emperor turning into a cuckoo, but also the myth of Li Bing's flood control; the determined Foolish Old Man vows to move In addition to the Wangwu and Taihang Mountains in front of him, the kind-hearted Liu Yi traveled thousands of miles just to rescue the trapped dragon girl; the filial Chen Xiang raised the magic ax and split the mountain to save his mother... Not to mention the enduring legends such as the Eight Immortals crossing the East China Sea, the Cowherd meeting the Weaver Girl, Dong Yong's Seven Fairies, Xu Xian Bai Suzhen, and Meng Jiangnu crying at the Great Wall. These stories, with their moving plots and literary beauty, are an indispensable part of Chinese mythology.
The written history of China begins with the Shang Dynasty. What are the myths and stories after the Shang Dynasty? This volume of folklore records the wonderful parts that are familiar to people. "Chinese Mythology and Folklore Volume" This volume of mythology tells the story of the destruction of King Zhou of Shang Dynasty because he blasphemed the goddess Nuwa, and a little hero Nezha was born in the subsequent war; the distant Shu land not only has the story of the emperor turning into a cuckoo, but also the myth of Li Bing's flood control; the determined Foolish Old Man vows to move In addition to the Wangwu and Taihang Mountains in front of him, the kind-hearted Liu Yi traveled thousands of miles just to rescue the trapped dragon girl; the filial Chen Xiang raised the magic ax and split the mountain to save his mother... Not to mention the enduring legends such as the Eight Immortals crossing the East China Sea, the Cowherd meeting the Weaver Girl, Dong Yong's Seven Fairies, Xu Xian Bai Suzhen, and Meng Jiangnu crying at the Great Wall. These stories, with their moving plots and literary beauty, are an indispensable part of Chinese mythology.