In Chinese mythology and astronomy, the Four Evil Creatures, or Four Perils/Four Fiends (四凶; Sì Xiōng) are a group of four creatures that have been exiled by the gods and are the …

The Chinese dragon is one of the most important mythical creatures in Chinese mythology, considered to be the most powerful and divine creature and the controller of all waters who …

The suns were the villains, in the tale of 羿 or Yi ( Houyi ), the ancient legendary archer. There were 10 suns that used to appear simultaneously. So basically the earth was burned by the …

This article is a list of topics in Chinese mythology. Chinese mythology is mythology that has been passed down in oral form or recorded in literature from the area now known as …

He Xiangu (何仙姑) – A beautiful young lady holding a lotus blossom. Lan Caihe (蓝采和) – A young, almost androgynous boy with a flower basket. Han Xiangzi (韩湘子) – A Chinese …

Chinese pop entertainment, particularly Hong Kong horror movies from the 80s, tend to depict Gu as oversized poisonous insects. Gudiao (蛊雕): A Chinese mythical bird listed in the Southern …

The temple of Kwan Yin, located at the summit of Wondrous Peak, has always attracted many pilgrims. The Pilgrimage Mythology also talks about how Buddhism was introduced and …

In Chinese mythology, Fei Lian is the god of the winds that keep locked in a leather bag, like Aeolus, the Greek god of the wind. It is depicted as a dragon with wings, the head of a deer, …

View source. Villains from real-world mythology, as well as characters inspired by such myths. Trending pages. Baldur (God of War) Kratos. Gods of Olympus (God of War) Heimdall (God of …

Three Patrons and Five Deities. Nüwa (女媧) Fuxi (伏羲) Shennong, the Yan Emperor (神農/炎帝) Huangdi, the Yellow Emperor (黃帝)