Ne Zha - The Most Unusual Boy in Chinese Mythology
Meet Ne Zha, the boy deity who rides wheels of fire and brandishes a magic hoop. His story began simply enough—his mother was pregnant for three years before giving birth to a giant meatball....
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Mighty Mom of Mythistory
Out of the myriad divinities from China’s Mythistory, who is the one goddess...
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Mythistory’s Divine Farmer
Meet the demi-god emperor with a man’s body, an ox’s head, a transparent...
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Mythistory Makes Music
How did Chinese music begin? An ancient legend says it happened like this…
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Mythistory Begins
The Chinese tale of creation stars a selfless giant who did all he could do before...
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Dragon Kings of Mythistory
Ancient China was a land where gods and mortals lived in tandem and created a divinely...
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The Emperor’s Journey to the Moon
Who was the first man on the moon? How did he get there, and how do we know it...
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Houyi and Chang'e - the Goddess of the Moon
Legends are like the shifting sands of a desert—forever changing, hard to grasp....
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The Monk Who Endured
One of Shen Yun’s earliest dance dramas tells the story of an exceptional...
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