What Mystical Creatures Lurk in Ancient China's Classic of Mountains and Seas?

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Dive into the enchanting world of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas," an ancient Chinese text filled with incredible mythical creatures and fascinating legends! Join us as we explore the mysterious origins of this 2,000-year-old book and uncover the stories of the Phoenix (Fenghuang), the nine-headed snake, and the winged dragon (Yinglong). Discover how these ancient myths reflect the values and beliefs of ancient China and their lasting influence on modern culture. Whether you're a history buff or a mythology enthusiast, this journey through "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" is sure to captivate and inspire you!

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Any djinn in Chinese myth

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In Chinese mythology, there are no direct equivalents to the djinn of Middle Eastern. But Chinese mythology does feature a rich tapestry of supernatural beings, spirits, and deities that share some similarities with the concept of djinn.

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@@wealthwisdom2u I hope the upcoming black myth wukong features a lot of them