Chinese Mythology

Zhong Kui is a legendary figure in Chinese folklore and mythology. He is often depicted as a powerful demon hunter who uses his intelligence and strength to capture and control evil spirits. In art and literature, Zhong Kui is often depicted as a fierce-looking figure who protects people. He is also seen as a symbol […]

Do you believe in the existence of hell? If yes, you are not alone. The Chinese concept of hell is easy to comprehend. They call hell Diyu and believe it is a place of great torment for evil souls. Hell is managed by an army of gods, including Yan Luo Wang, the god of death.

The Chinese New Year is among the most colorful events in Asian Countries. People wear red clothes during the Chinese New Year and create noises from fireworks or drums. They also hit plates and empty bowls to cause loud noises. The Chinese believe that such practices intimidate a monster they call Nian. Read on to

Numerous homes around China contain statues of gods displayed in different areas. The Chinese believe that each god represents something. Today, we will focus on the 3 Chinese gods and help you understand what they represent and their order. Read on to find out more! Who are the three gods of China? The three gods

Tai Sui is a Chinese astrological concept that refers to the Grand Duke Jupiter, the legendary god believed to govern people’s destiny in a given year. In Chinese astrology, each year is associated with one of the 12 zodiac animals, and Tai Sui is said to be the deity in charge of that year. It

Ruyi Jingu Bang is a mythical weapon in Chinese mythology. It is a large metal rod with a curved end and is said to have power and the ability to grant wishes. The weapon is often associated with the character of the Monkey King, Sun Wukong, in the classic novel “Journey to the West.” Read

The Chinese kitchen god, a.k.a Zao Shen or Zao Jun, is one of the most crucial domestic gods in Chinese culture, known to protect the family and govern their morals. Zao Shen is famously recognized in Chinese legends, folk, mythology, religion, and Taoism and is also respected and celebrated in other Asian cultures. If you’re interested

The gates, doors, and thresholds of Chinese households have had special spiritual, cultural, and ritual attention since ancient times. For doors, the Chinese people had gods to whom they offered sacrifices and worshipped them. These gods were, and still are, highly respected and appreciated among the Chinese. If this is the first time you hear

Although not popular in Western countries, Nezha is a legendary figure in Chinese households. Nezha is featured in Chinese mythology and famous Chinese movies, music, classical novels, and techno dances. If you’ve never heard of this Chinese household name, this post is your opportunity to learn everything about him. Here you’ll learn about Nezha’s birth,

Mazu is an interesting character in Chinese mythology who is said to have lived a very extraordinary life compared to her agemates. I will explain in detail how Mazu lived her life, died, and became the sea goddess. What is Mazu? Mazu or Matsu is a Chinese goddess believed to have several powers, including the power over