Some names in China mythology.

China's folk myths and legends are groundbreaking in Kunlun Mountain, and Pangu's mythological narrative can be found in May 30th Calendar, May 30th Calendar and Narration of Different Events. Pangu's epoch-making theory first appeared in the Calendar of March 5 written by Xú Zhēng, a Wu native of the Three Kingdoms, and its earliest images were found in the Biography of Guangbo and the Trial of the Fairy World, with the snake head leading the dragon and the snake face leading the man respectively.

2. Fuxi

Fuxi is the pioneer of China's national humanities, one of Huang San, and the god who shares the happiness with Nu Wa. Chu Silk Book recorded it as the God of Creation, the earliest recorded God of Creation in China. Feng surname, also known as Mi, Dong, Bao and Fu, is also known as offering sacrifices to the emperor, Huang and Fu in the history books, and is called together with later gods such as Tai Hao and Di Qing. Later generations are officially called "the family of Taihao Fuxi" by the court, and there is also the saying of Di Qing Taihao Fuxi (the Oriental God).

3. Nu Wa

According to legend, Nu Wa created human beings, changing day by day, imitating herself with yellow mud, creating human society and establishing the marriage system. Because the world is falling, colorful stones are melted to fill the sky, and the tortoise is enough to stand up four poles, leaving the myth and legend of the goddess mending the sky.

4. Empress Dowager

The Queen Mother is the immortal goddess in charge of elixir, punishing evil and warning disaster in China mythology. Some scholars believe that the Queen Mother of the West was the first goddess to deify the ancestors of the Western Qiang.

In Taoist mythology, the Queen Mother of the West is the head of a female fairy and the goddess who dominates and cultivates immortals, corresponding to the head of a male fairy. Is the goddess of creation, the founder of Quanzhen religion. In Qiang mythology, the heavenly queen is sometimes regarded as the creator god.

5. Emperor Yan

The leader of the ancient Jiang tribe in China was honored as Shennong, Kuikui, Lianshan and Lieshan.

Legend has it that the leader of this tribe is called Jiang. Because he knows how to use fire to get the throne, he is called Emperor Yan. Since Shennong, there have been nine generations of Yandi, who gave birth to Wei Xiao, Ming Di, Zhidi, Taizu, Aidi and Kedihe, which have been passed down for 530 years.