Drawing on ancient myths, China's film and gaming industry is offering the world refreshing alternatives to the traditional ...

How were China's legions of terra-cotta warriors made? Experts have pieced it together. How ancient astronomy mixed science with mythology How ancient astronomy mixed science with mythology ...

Chinese designer's brand unveils its Fall/Winter collection, inspired by Miao embroidery and ancient mythology, Zheng Wanyin ...

Miao embroidery is a national intangible cultural heritage in China. The Miao ethnic people, who live mainly in Southwest ...

In a Mesopotamian creation myth, the god Marduk battled the goddess ... Western literature share few characteristics with their ancient Chinese counterparts. China’s dragons are respected ...

Florentijn Hofman's sculpture was based on the ancient Chinese myth of the Moon Rabbit Fire is believed to have been started by sparks from a chainsaw at an art festival in Northern Taiwan Earlier ...

The global revival of Chinese mythology shows that these stories are no longer just part of history. They are now living cultural treasures, playing an active role in global entertainment.

Some innovative adaptations, like Black Myth: Wukong, the sprawling computer game revolving around Chinese literary figure Sun Wukong, have brought about renewed interest in the country's history.

One is certainly its creative energy. The film takes a story from ancient Chinese mythology and turns it into a visual feast that is funny, fast-paced and irreverent. Its release as one of the ...