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Mythology Vol. 61-65: Chinese Children's Stories by Staff Hwa-I Publishing Co, 1991-06 Chinese Mythology by Anthony Christie, 1975-01-01 Chinese Children's Stories Vol. 63: To Speak or Not, the Dark Village (Chinese Children's Stories; Mythology) by Staff Hwa-I Publishing Co, 1991-06 Chinese Mythology in Popular Culture: Mulan, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, American Dragon: Jake Long, Spirit Warriors Chinese Mythology in Anime and Manga: Ranma ½, Fruits Basket, Dragon Ball, Hoshin Engi, Monkey Magic, the Story of Saiunkoku, Giant Robo Chinese Mythology by Anthony Christie, 1973 Chinese Mythology CHINESE MYTHOLOGY Chinese Mythology (The World of Mythology) by Jim Ollhoff, 2011-01 Chinese Mythology A to Z, 2004 publication by Jrmy Robrts, 2004 Stories From Chinese Mythology Chinese Mythology by Anthony Christie, 1968 Chinese Mythology Introduction: Fucanglong, Han Xiang, Chinese Folklore, Cangjie, Kui Xing, Five Precepts, White Tiger, Emperor Yao CHINESE MYTHOLOGY by ANTHONY CHRISTIE, 1968

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81. Chinese Mythology - Free Encyclopedia Of Thelema
    The Free Encyclopedia of Thelema is the first truly free encyclopedia of Thelema,Aleister Crowley, Alchemy, Astrology, Magick, Qabalah, Tantra, Tarot,  
    http://www.egnu.org/thelema/index.php/Chinese_mythology
    
    Extractions: edit N¼wa N¼wa seals the broken sky using stones of seven different colours the patch becomes the rainbow . She is also said to have created humanity the story has been retold through many Chinese cartoons. FuXi Shen Nong Great Yu Great Yu regulates the courses of rivers (to control floods Gong Gong Zhu Rong Pangu ... Earth 's creation in Chinese mythology. Cangjie Cangjie creates the characters Chi You Huang Di Xuan Nu ... Three Pure Ones Daoist / highest deities Jade Emperor Daoist / ruler of Heaven and Earth Eight Immortals Daoist / He Xiangu, Cao Guojiu, Li Tieguai, Lan Caihe, Lu Dongbin, Han Xiang Zi, Zhang Guo Lao, Zhongli Quan Four Heavenly Kings Buddhist / Feng1 Tiao2 Yu3 Shun4 A Xiang Bi Fang Bi Gan Cai Shen God of Wealth; Rides on a Tiger

82. Comprehensive List Of Chinese Mythology - China History Forum, Online Chinese Hi
    Comprehensive List of chinese mythology. Track this topic Email this topic Next Oldest · Chinese Philosophy, Religion and Mythology · Next Newest »  
    http://www.chinahistoryforum.com/index.php?showtopic=3625

83. Bookstore: Mythology: Chinese
    chinese mythology (Library of the World s Myths and Legends) Anthony Christie Dragons, Gods Spirits from chinese mythology (World Mythology Series)  
    http://www.witchs-brew.org/bookstore/china.html

84. Mythology, Myths
    Chinese Myuths and Fantasies. A history of chinese mythology. . chinese mythologyweb guide. . Taoist Gods. Classical mythology. Classical Myth.  
    http://www.zeroland.co.nz/mythology_myths.html

85. Xinhua - English
    All are forgotten heroes from ancient chinese mythology. Or so it would seem . Cui is coauthor of chinese mythology , a comic series in China.  
    http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2005-01/24/content_2499295.htm

86. Comics Give Mythology New Lease Of Life_china_English_SINA.com
    All are forgotten heroes from ancient chinese mythology. Or so it would seem . Cui is coauthor of chinese mythology , a comic series in China.  
    http://english.sina.com/china/1/2005/0124/18864.html
    
    Extractions: var conf = 'english'; refExtJs("http://ads.sina.com/adConfig/"+conf+".js"); HOME NEWS SPECIAL REPORT PHOTO ... HOTEL NEWS > Mainland Comics give mythology new lease of life 2005-01-24 00:27:25 XinhuaEnglish BEIJING, Jan. 24 What do Pan Gu, who separates the sky from the earth, Nu Wa, who patches up the sky and Kua Fu, who chases the Sun, have in common? All are forgotten heroes from ancient Chinese mythology. Or so it would seem. Their stories have been spreading from mouth to mouth for thousands of years. But today their enchanting influence is weakening as Chinese children turn instead to the likes of"Harry Potter" and"The Lord of the Rings" for their fantasy fix. "Many primary and middle school students know little about ancient Chinese mythical characters and their tales," said Cui Changle, a Chinese Literature Ph.D. Cui is co-author of"Chinese Mythology", a comic series in China. The series, published by the Yanbian University Press, tells the mythical stories of the ancient Middle Kingdom in cartoon form. "Having spoken to many children and finding their little knowledge of this old tales, the reasons for compiling the comic series was very simple: to help Chinese children learn more about Chinese mythology," explains Cui.

87. China - Resources
    Christie, Anthony, chinese mythology, The Hamlyn Publishing Group Limited, 1968 . Walter, Derek,chinese mythology An Encyclopedia of Myth and Legend,  
    http://www.imh.org/imh/china/ed/resource.html
    
    Extractions: May through August of the Year 2000 Return to Education Main Page RESOURCE LIST DOCUMENTS Appel, Benjamin, Why the Chinese Are the Way They Are , Boston: Little, Brown, and Co., 1973. Axelbauk, Alex, The China Challenge , New York: Franklin Watts, 1978. Birch, Cyril, Chinese Myths and Fantasies , London and New York: Henry Z. Walck, Inc., 1961. Blunden, Caroline, Cultural Atlas of China , New York: Equinox Books, 1983. Carter, Michael, Crafts of China, Christie, Anthony, Chinese Mythology , The Hamlyn Publishing Group Limited, 1968. Cooper, Lee, The Chinese Language for Beginners , Vermont, Tokyo: Charles E. Tuttle Co., 1971. Crain, Clark, Oriental World/Ocean World , Sacramento: California State Department of Education, 1973. Creel, H.G., "The Role of the Horse in Chinese History," The American Historical Review, Vol. 70, No. 3, April 1965. Ebrey, Patricia Buckley, ed., Chinese Civilization: A Sourcebook , Sec. Ed., New York:The Free Press, 1993. The Cambridge Illustrated History of China , New York: Cambridge University Press, 1996.

88. Mythology In The Classroom
    World Mythology Chinese From Minneapolis Institute of Arts chinese mythologyFrom StudyWeb. Myths legends; Grades 7 Up. Back to Top  
    http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/yamyth.htm
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the Internet School Library Media Center page for mythology. The ISLMC is a meta-site where teachers, librarians and students can find information. The mythology pages listed below are primarily adult sites for those interested in the fascinating world of mythology. The ISLMC has additional pages related to myth and legend for younger students. Use the search function to locate additional information.

89. A Virtual Library Of Useful URLs - 200 Religion (Includes Mythology)
    chinese mythology from Encyclopedia Mythica, chinese mythology from Wikipedia,the Free Encyclopedia, chinese mythology and Folklore from About.com,  
    http://www.aresearchguide.com/200religion.html
    
    Extractions: 299.936 Scientology AwesomeStories.com: Click2Religion . Primary source material. Contents include Freedom of Religion, How the Bible Came to Us, Easter Story, Muhammad: The Prophet, Bagger Vance and the Bhagavad Gita, King James of the King James Bible, C. S. Lewis: From Atheist to Christian, and more being added. . Religions: Atheism, Bahá'í, Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Jainism, Judaism, Mormonism, Paganism, Shinto, Sikhism. BBC World Service: Your Guide to the Religions of the World . Islam, Hinduism, Christianity, Buddhism, Judaism, Sikhism. Beliefnet.com

90. Welkom Bij Mavnet.org
    A collection of translated texts and discussions from chinese, GrecoRoman, Rosicrucian, and other philosophy, mythology, and martial arts.  
    http://sangoma.mavnet.org/

91. Awakening Academe
    German Buddhist scholar living in Taiwan. Includes Buddhological research, linguistics, psychology and mythology, and translations of ancient chinese stories.  
    http://www.freehomepages.com/ffgrohmann/index.html
    
    Extractions: Notes on Buddhological research and the work done in the field of Universal Education/Alice Project, essays on linguistics (primarily lexicon and semantics), psychology and mythology, as well as ancient Chinese stories in translation - this is what you will find on the following pages which are in a seemingly perpetual state of construction. Enjoy! This site covers most of the things I spend my time with. It does, however, not merely offer a dry description of my personal interests and the various ways in which I earn a living. The material presented here , this is my hope at least, also reflects my deep conviction in the meaningfulness of life, the value of human culture, and the need for integrity in intellectual terms and otherwise. Born Friedrich F. Grohmann, I grew up in my native Germany but for more than 25 years I have been living in Taiwan, studying, teaching, and doing research. If you want to get an idea of the work I am engaged in you might well proceed to The Ricebowl In connection with my research, I've been publishing a few papers. As it so happens, they are all written in Chinese but you'll find a list of the more entertaining pieces with English abstracts on the

92. MadeInTheOrient.com
    Products include buddhas, dragons, chinese paintings, wok sets, teas and massage sets, and provides articles on news and mythology.  
    http://madeintheorient.com/

93. Temporary Tattoos: Glow-in-the-dark Tattoos
    Design themes such as flowers, mythology, chinese characters, zodiac, and tribal patterns. Sample sheets and a wholesale inquiry area.  
    http://www.ilottrading.com/glow.html

94. Historical Records Of Water-Beings
    Brief accounts of waterbeings in chinese folklore, early Indian mythology, Greek mythology and African mythology.  
    http://www.water-consciousness.com/4history.htm
    
    Extractions: WATER ~ CONSCIOUSNESS HISTORICAL RECORDS OF WATER-BEINGS Beings who lived in Water, half-humanoid and half-fish, have been credited with the founding and origins of many civilizations on Earth. WATER-BEINGS have been described as responsible for teaching and assisting humanity in areas such as agriculture, arts, cosmology, laws, mathematics, temple-building and music. Robert Temple in his book "The Sirius Mystery" (1997, Destiny Books, Rochester, pp.273-315) offers an extensive research on the records of fish-tailed water creatures in past civilizations, with particular emphasis on the modern 'Dogon Tribe' of Mali, Africa. Therefore, we will only give an overview of the wide distribution of the records available and we refer the reader to Temple's book for details. FUXI & CANG JING (or NU GUA). Bas relief of a Chinese tomb, second century A.D. Chinese Tradition considers FUXi and his wife Nu Gua (or Cang Jing) to be the Founders of Chinese Civilization. (From Robert Temple's: "The Sirius Mystery", 1997, Fig. 50). The most ancient records are perhaps those found in Chinese Folklore. Water-Beings such as river gods, supernatural fish and water spirits have been a part of Chinese tradition for millennia.

95. Welcome To Newcastle Chinatown
    Information on the history, astrology, mythology relating to chinese Festivals and events taking place in the area. Also links to local chinese businesses.  
    http://www.newcastlechinatown.co.uk/

96. A World Of Dragon Art
    Information, mythology, chinese art, and posters from movies.  
    http://www.dragon-art.com/
    
    Extractions: Dragon Art Dungeon Dragons Posters Chinese Dragons Dragonslayers ... Dragonball Z Movies As far as I can remember, I've always loved dragon art. For years, I've been buying and collecting dragon posters and prints. (My collection extends well past dragon art, for example I also collect dragon statues, t-shirts, books and movies - but my true love is definitely dragon art.) Click here to buy dragon art posters! DRAGONS!!! Dragons! Dragons! The mere mention of the word would strike fear into the hearts of men. Their hearts would race, as all men, no matter how big or small, imagined that he would have to confront a larger than life, fire-breathing dragon. Today, all that remains is dragon art, memorabilia and other items that cannot hurt us. People today believe that dragons never existed. Personally I believe that we, the human race with the help of dragonslayers wiped out this extraordinary race simply because we feared them.

97. Ceramic Art By Yang Jing
    Thrown pieces and handbuilt artworks centered on mythology and chinese traditions.  
    http://jingceramics.com/

98. Welcome To Xiang Qi - The Art Of Chinese Chess
    Packed with ancient chinese history, philosophy and mythology. Visitors to the temple can learn about chinese religions. Stop by the cafeteria to explore an interactive tutorial.  
    http://library.thinkquest.org/12255/

99. Japanese/Chinese
    Asian mythology also involves Gods and Myths about many different things.To Japanese and chinese people there myths and their Gods are very important to  
    http://www.starsandseas.com/SAS_Mythology/Asiamain.htm
    
    Extractions: Asian Mythology is about many different things. Dragons and snakes are not the only things about Asian Mythology. Asian Mythology is not all about animals is what I am trying to say. Asian Mythology also involves Gods and Myths about many different things. To Japanese and Chinese people there myths and their Gods are very important to them. They value them as if they were their own children.We think that all of these things are very interesting. We have learned many things about the Asian culture and its myths and legends. We think that everything in Asian mythology is very interesting. Japanese/Chinese Myths and Stories Chinese Tiger Myths Japanese Snake Mythologies Chinese Dragon Myths and Legends Kochuujoo ... Home By Cris Gutierrez, David Bituin Damion Hatfield. and Alfred Chappel Foward Mythology Home Back

100. Philosophy Of Mythology
     2729 Early chinese myths and legends (continued); yin-yang ideas; the doctrineof the five hsing; magical practices and methods of chinese divination  
     http://www.uwec.edu/philrel/faculty/beach/323sylspr03.htm
     
     Extractions: Religion 323, Spring Semester, 2003 Dr. Ned Beach, University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Home Phone: 552-0179 E-Mail: beachea@uwec.edu Office: Hibbard 615 Office Phone: 836-2418 or 836-2545 http://www.uwec.edu/PhilRel/faculty/Beach/ CHINESE AND JAPANESE RELIGIONS This course will explore some of the major religious, mythological, philosophical, and cultural ideas associated with Chinese and Japanese Religons. Beginning with the clan deities and nature deities of early animistic and shamanistic beliefs, we will see how these developed in both China and Japan The high point of these tendencies culminated in China in the Yin-Yang philosophy and the doctrine of the Five Operational Qualities. Corresponding tendencies in Japan had their fruition in Shinto. We will explore each of these in turn, first in China , then in Japan Turning back to China , we will study how the Yin-Yang philosophy gave rise to both Confucianism and Taoism, each of which emphasizes different motifs arising from one and the same complex of religious ideas. We will also see how Confucianism and Taoism crossed over to Japan quite early and modified the indigenous Shinto faith there.

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