Is it appropriate to communicate cross-culturally by introducing Chinese myths and what are the advantages?

Personally, I feel that it is more effective to use Chinese myths and foreign myths to compare the two.

It may not be very effective to talk about Chinese myths alone.

For example, the Chinese "Feng Shen Yi" is a mythological story.

For example, the Greek Mythology of ancient Greece is also a mythological story.

The emperor of the Feudal Deities is Ji Chang, who was King Wen of Zhou, and his son Ji Fa destroyed, the sole husband, King Zhou.

And Zeus in Greek mythology, also the head of the gods of heaven, one of his sons, Ares, the god of war, kills and destroys, only to win or lose, no matter good or evil!

So if you compare the abilities, power, mana, and life styles of these two god-kings with Europeans, as well as the dots and dashes of the sons of these two, what are the differences and similarities, and if the analogies are apt, it may well pull you into a relationship with Europe, especially Western Europeans!