Eastern Classic Mythology 2

Author: Yi Hong
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Publish Date: 2005-04-14
Features: Eastern mythological stories can also help children and adolescents understand the rich traditional and historical cultural knowledge of many Asian countries. For example, the creation of the world and the origin of humanity are matters of universal concern to the ancestors of all ethnic groups. Moreover, each Eastern ethnic group has its own different perspectives on this. The Chinese believe that Pangu created the world and Nüwa created humans, while the Israelis believe that God created humanity, and so on. Mythological legends are the crystallization of the purest, finest, and most beautiful imagination of human childhood. In human childhood, myths were created, and even in today's high-tech era, humans still cannot do without myths because humans need fantasy and imagination. People who lack imagination and fantasy find it difficult to create a bright future and taste happiness. Reading a good mythological story is highly beneficial for cultivating teenagers who are growing up to have a fearless attitude towards difficulties, to establish a spirit of perseverance and courage in the face of challenges, to dare to pursue beauty, and to overcome all obstacles. This is a common experience shared by many who have gone through it. It is hoped that this Eastern mythology can open the wings of children's imagination, allowing them to soar freely in a world of happiness and beauty.