Chinese Mythology: Han Ba (the drought demon)
Han Ba is a monster in ancient Chinese mythology that causes drought.
Chinese Myth: Hun Dun (the Chaos)
Hun Dun (混沌) plays multiple roles in ancient Chinese mythology. As one of the four great ferocious beasts in Chinese mythology, its image resembles that of a huge dog. Hun Dun (the Chaos) plays multiple roles in ancient Chinese myths.…
Chinese Myth: Qi Lin, the divine beast
The Qi Lin (麒麟), is an ancient Chinese mythological beast, should the Ying Long (应龙) born Jian Ma (建马) , Jian Ma born Qi Lin, and “Long (dragon, 龙)”, “Feng…
Chinese Myth: Bai Ze, the divine beast
The Bai Ze （白泽）, the divine beast in ancient Chinese mythology, can speak, understand the feelings of everything, know the things of ghosts and gods, and eliminate all evils in…
Chinese traditional culture: Huang Di (皇帝, Emperor)
Huang Di (Emperor，皇帝) is the title of the highest ruler during the Chinese imperial period. Qin Shi Huang （秦始皇） Ying Zheng （嬴政） was the first emperor of China and referred…
Chinese Mythology: Winter God Yu Qiang (Xuan Ming)
Yu Qiang （禺强） is the god of the sea, wind, plague and the north in Chinese mythology, also known as “Xuan Ming, 玄冥”, the grandson of Huang Di (the Yellow…
Chinese Mythology: Gou Mang, God of Spring
Gou Mang (句芒) is the god of wood, spring, and the east in ancient Chinese folk mythology, in charge of the germination and growth of trees, and faithfully assisting Fu…
Chinese Mythology: Wu Fang Tian Di
Wu Fang Tian Di (The Five Heavenly Emperors, 五方天帝) refer to the Heavenly Emperors in the five directions of East, South, West, North, and Central in ancient Chinese mythology. Wu…
Chinese Mythology: Tian Di
The Tian Di （天帝） is the supreme lord in Chinese mythology, the emperor who rules the heavens and the worlds, and the supreme god sometimes changes with different dynasties. In…
Chinese Mythology: Chi You, Lord of Soldiers
Chi You (蚩尤), the legendary manufacture of weapons, but also rumored to be the Lord God of War, and the Huang Di （黄帝), Yan Di (炎帝) and called “Chinese three…