Myths and Legends of China - Ren, Dalin
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In the Far East lies an ancient and mysterious land, rich with timeless myths that explore the origins of the universe and the birth of humankind. How did heaven and earth first separate? How were human beings conceived? These profound mysteries have been passed down through generations, preserved in both oral traditions and written records by the Chinese ancestors. These myths have transcended time, offering a glimpse into the Chinese understanding of the cosmos and life, while embodying the brilliance of ancient wisdom and imagination. This book offers a gateway to the captivating world of…mehr

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In the Far East lies an ancient and mysterious land, rich with timeless myths that explore the origins of the universe and the birth of humankind. How did heaven and earth first separate? How were human beings conceived? These profound mysteries have been passed down through generations, preserved in both oral traditions and written records by the Chinese ancestors. These myths have transcended time, offering a glimpse into the Chinese understanding of the cosmos and life, while embodying the brilliance of ancient wisdom and imagination. This book offers a gateway to the captivating world of Chinese myths and legends. With vivid storytelling and stunning illustrations, it brings to life a realm of wonder and boundless possibility. Whether you seek to deepen your knowledge of Chinese culture or explore the stories distinct from Greek and Roman myths, this book will take you on an unforgettable journey into the heart of these ancient and enigmatic tales.
Autorenporträt
Ren Dalin, the chief editor, is from Zhejiang province, China, and has published dozens of children's literary works. He has won the first prize of the second China Children's Literature and Art Award, the China Excellent Children's Book Award, and the China Children's Literature Theory Award. He was once a member of the Children's Literature Committee of the China Writers Association and the deputy director of the Children's Literature Committee of the Shanghai Writers' Association.