Recommend some fairy tales from China.

China Myths and Legends, Selected Readings of Ancient Myths, Myth Essays, Yuan Ke's Myth Collection, China Myth Hundred Questions, China National Myth Dictionary, China Myth Dictionary, New Edition Myth Story, China Culture Collection, Fantasy Articles, Shan Hai Jing and Bashu Myth Notes. This is all the works of Mr. Yuan Ke.

Most of Mr. Yuan Ke's works have been reprinted in Hong Kong and Taiwan for many times, and there are many foreign language translations in Russian, Japanese, English, French, Italian, Spanish, Czech, Korean and Esperanto. His works have been selected into textbooks by China, Japanese, American, Singaporean and other countries.

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Myth originated in primitive times when productivity and human cognitive ability were very low. At that time, human consciousness began to develop, but the thinking ability was extremely simple. Primitive people can't scientifically understand and explain nature and natural phenomena and human beings themselves, so they can only rely on their own narrow life experience to imagine and fantasize.

It is believed that nature, like human beings, has will, character and feelings, and the sun, moon, wind, rain, thunder and electricity are all dominated by God. In this way, the concept of natural god was formed in the minds of primitive people. If people want to explain the origin of all things in the universe, they will fantasize about a great god, Nu Wa, who is not only the creator of the world, but also the ancestor of all things in mankind.

It is a precious legacy left by ancient ancestors to attribute unexplained phenomena to masterpieces. The appearance of God indicates that our ancestors have made great progress in their understanding of the world. God is actually the sum of all human beings, and it is an abstract and concrete concept.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-China Ancient Myth

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Yuan Ke