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HundunChinese Mythology

Hundun

Hundun — the personification of primordial chaos in Chinese mythology and Daoist philosophy, the formless, faceless original state of the cosmos, and the

Aug 27, 202611 min read
TaotieChinese Mythology

Taotie

The Taotie — the gluttonous monster of Chinese mythology, a fearsome beast of insatiable greed, all jaws and staring eyes, so voracious it ate even its

Aug 27, 202612 min read
NianChinese Mythology

Nian

The Nian — the monstrous New Year beast of Chinese folklore, a lion-ox creature that emerged each New Year's Eve to devour the people until driven off by

Aug 26, 202610 min read
Bai ZeChinese Mythology

Bai Ze

The Bai Ze — the wise, all-knowing beast of Chinese mythology, a noble horned creature that knows the names and natures of every spirit and monster in the

Aug 26, 202610 min read
PixiuChinese Mythology

Pixiu

The Pixiu — the auspicious winged lion-dragon beast of Chinese mythology with an insatiable appetite for gold it can never expel, making it the supreme

Aug 26, 202612 min read
FenghuangChinese Mythology

Fenghuang

The Fenghuang — the magnificent phoenix of Chinese mythology, the supreme auspicious ruler of all birds whose dazzling five-coloured beauty heralds peace

Aug 26, 202612 min read
QilinChinese Mythology

Qilin

The Qilin — the auspicious chimerical beast of Chinese mythology, the gentle, scaled, single-horned “Chinese unicorn” so benevolent it harms no living

Aug 26, 20268 min read
Niutou MamianChinese Mythology

Niutou Mamian

Niutou Mamian (Ox-Head and Horse-Face) — the two fearsome guardian-officers of the Chinese underworld, brawny enforcers with the heads of an ox and a

Aug 26, 20268 min read
Heibai WuchangChinese Mythology

Heibai Wuchang

Heibai Wuchang (Black and White Impermanence) — the two psychopomp deities of the Chinese underworld, a contrasting pair of spirit-officers (white and

Aug 26, 202610 min read
GonggongChinese Mythology

Gonggong

Gonggong — the monstrous water-god of Chinese mythology, a serpent-bodied god of floods and chaos who, enraged at his defeat, smashed his head against the

Aug 25, 20269 min read
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