Observed arrival · 2026-10-21
China Mythica’s creature index
A bilingual reference to Chinese mythological creatures, with classical-text excerpts, English translations, and guides to figures such as the jiangshi and Sun Wukong.
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- Readers of Chinese mythology and classical bestiaries
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- The index groups creatures by type and labels entries with traits such as auspicious, malevolent, guardian, and calamity.
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The index organizes creatures into types including fierce beasts, divine birds, fox spirits, and dragons and serpents; it also assigns labels such as guardian and calamity. The homepage pairs a classical Chinese passage with an English translation and credits its featured Sun Wukong print to Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, circa 1885–90, marked public domain.
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