chinese mythology

Contains a selection of Chinese myths and discusses related aspects of ancient Chinese civilization, such as religion, agriculture, daily life, warfare, and art.

Recounts the myths of China and Japan and explains how those myths reflect the environment, way of life, and religion of the region's people.

This book introduces the myths and legends of China, a literature which was firmly rooted in the concept that everything on earth was in some way subject to divine authority and which contained the diverse influences of Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism.

Provides background information about Chinese mythology, presents three Chinese myths in graphic novel form, and includes a look at other mythological characters, and a glossary.

Presents ten traditional Chinese myths, each accompanied by questions and answers and expert commentary; also includes a glossary and a list of related books and Web sites.

Provides an overview of Chinese mythology, with information on religion, creation stories, dragons, gods and goddesses, and other related topics.

Contains illustrated retellings of Chinese and Japanese myths which teach about their culture, history, and religion, and includes photographs, illustrations, a glossary, and sources for further information.

Color illustrations fill this overview of ancient Chinese deities and daily life, which presents several myths and describes components of ancient Chinese society including art and entertainment, agriculture and medicine, war and weapons, and inventions.

Retells traditional myths and legends of the Chinese people, providing brief commentary on the cultural context of the stories.

Retells several significant ancient Chinese myths; and provides background information which describes the history, geography, belief systems, and customs of the people of China.