Red and Yellow Illustrative Chinese Mythology Presentation_20261008_220726_0000

1.

Chinese Mythology
Legends, Deities,
and Ancient Stories
Myths are the soulprints
of a civilization

2.

Introduction
Overview
A rich tradition
dating back over
4,000 years.
Blend of
folklore, religion,
philosophy.
Influence on
Chinese culture,
festivals, and art.

3.

Creation
Myths
Story of Pangu
Story of Nuwa
The first being
who created the
world.
Goddess who
created humans
and repaired the
sky.

4.

Jade Emperor
Ruler of heaven.
Queen Mother of the West
(Xi Wangmu)
Goddess of immortality.
Guan Yin
Goddess of mercy.
Gods and Goddesses

5.

Legendary
Creatures
Dragons
Phoenix
Symbols of
power and good
fortune.
Symbol of
harmony.
Qilin
Mystical
beast
bringing
prosperity.

6.

The Eight
Immortals
Group of legendary beings with magical powers.
Represent health, fortune, and wisdom.
Popular in art and folklore.

7.

Mythical
Heroes
Hou Yi
The archer who
shot down nine
suns.
Chang'e
Goddess of
the moon.
Sun Wukong
Trickster hero of
Journey to the
West.

8.

Influence on Festivals
Mid-Autumn Festival
Linked to
Chang'e’s legend.
Dragon Boat Festival
Honors the poet Qu
Yuan and dragon spirits.
Chinese New Year
Myths about the
monster Nian.

9.

Key
Themes
in Chinese
Mythology
Balance of yin and yang.
Respect for nature
and ancestors.
Quest for immortality
and enlightenment.

10.

Conclusion
Chinese mythology
shapes Chinese identity
and values.
It continues to inspire
stories, films, and art
today.

11.

Myths are mirrors of
a civilization’s soul.
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