What are the eight mythological systems in the world?

The eight mythological systems in the world are:

1, the ancient myth of China;

2. Ancient Greek mythology;

3. Ancient Indian mythology;

4. Ancient Egyptian mythology;

5. Nordic mythology;

6. Ancient Roman mythology;

7. Ancient Egyptian gods: the world began in chaos;

8. Babylonian myth: The goddess of magic created heaven and earth after her death.

In the early days of human civilization, myth was a very important artistic creation. Myth is usually recorded and circulated in poetic language, which is an important material for studying early human art and cultural life, and also a great source of human belief and literary creation in later generations.

The myth of China reflects the primitive fantasy of the ancients about natural phenomena and social life, and the stories and legends expressed in the form of supernatural images and fantasies are "the natural and social forms themselves that people fantasize about in an unconscious artistic way".

Myths take gods as the leading role, including all kinds of natural gods and deified heroes. The plot of myth is generally manifested as change, divine power and magic. The meaning of myth is usually manifested as the explanation of some natural and social phenomenon; Some expressed our ancestors' desire to conquer nature and change society.

According to the classification of Chinese mythology expert Yuan Ke, it can be divided into three categories: myth, legend and fairy tale. Since the Jin Dynasty, there has been a category of "strange novels" in the history of China literature.