Every myth carries a truth older than the civilization that told it.
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Tianhou — the “Empress of Heaven,” the supreme exalted title and celestial aspect of the beloved Chinese sea-goddess Mazu, raised by imperial decree,
Gun — the tragic flood-fighter of Chinese mythology and father of Yu the Great, who stole the magic self-expanding soil from Heaven to dam the Great
Xiangliu — the monstrous nine-headed serpent of Chinese mythology, the venomous minister of the flood-god Gonggong, a snake with nine human-faced heads
