Chinese Mythology: Qiong Qi
Preface: The Qiong Qi （穷奇) is one of the four ferocious beasts in Chinese mythology, representing evil. 很Hěn久jiǔ很hěn久jiǔ以yǐ前qián ， 在zài中zhōng国guó古gǔ代dài的de神shén话huà世shì界jiè里lǐ…
Chinese Mythology: The Bai Hu (白虎), the white tiger
Preface: The Bai Hu (the white tiger) in Chinese mythology is completely different from the current white tiger, especially the…
Chinese Mythology: Ru Shou, God of Autumn
Preface: Ru Shou (蓐收), also known as that, is the god of gold, the god of autumn, the god of…
Chinese Mythology: Gou Mang, God of Spring
Preface:Gou Mang (句芒) is the god of wood, spring, and the east in ancient Chinese folk mythology, in charge of…
Chinese Mythology: Wu Fang Tian Di (The Five Heavenly Emperors)
Preface: Wu Fang Tian Di (The Five Heavenly Emperors) refer to the Heavenly Emperors in the five directions of East,…
Chinese Mythology: Xuan Di Zhuan Xu
Preface:Chi You once secretly came down to the earth from the Heavenly Ladder and forced the Miao people to help…
Chinese Mythology: Bai Di Shao Hao
Preface: have you ever fantasized about ruling over a kingdom full of ursine children? If you were the king of…