What does Shan Hai Jing Xi Hai mean?

Shan Hai Jing is the earliest mythological work in ancient China, which records many strange creatures such as gods, dragons and ghosts. The West Sea recorded in it refers to the waters in the southwest of China. It is located between the East China Sea, the South China Sea and the North Sea, and is considered as the place where immortals live. The West Sea is a very mysterious and sacred place in Shan Hai Jing, in which many immortals and fairy tales are mentioned. It is said that there is a mountain peak in the West Sea called "West Queen Mother Mountain", which is also a place for sacrifice and sacrifice.

The West Sea in Shan Hai Jing is not only a geographical location, but also represents an ideology and culture. In the traditional culture of China, the ocean has always been a very important symbol, which contains infinite mystery and fear. The West Sea shows this ideological and cultural depth in Shan Hai Jing, which reflects all kinds of stories and mysteries and emphasizes the mystery of the ocean.

The concept of the West Sea in Shan Hai Jing is still active in China culture and has become a very representative symbol in ancient China culture. Nowadays, tourist guides printed with maps of the West Sea have become one of the necessary books for tourists. The West Sea is not only a symbol of traditional culture, but also a very beautiful place with beautiful scenery and rich cultural resources, which attracts countless tourists to explore. In this beautiful place, people can feel more blending of history, culture and mystery.