Artifacts
Magical objects and divine tools described in the Classic of Mountains and Seas
7 articles
The Hetu and Luoshu: Magical Diagrams from the Rivers — Shanhai Perspective
The mysterious number patterns that emerged from rivers on the backs of mythical creatures — the mathematical foundations of Chinese cosmology.
Sacred Objects of Chinese Mythology: Seals, Mirrors, and Cauldrons — Shanhai Perspective
The powerful artifacts that gods and emperors used to control heaven and earth — China's mythological power objects.
The Jade Palace of Kunlun: Home of the Queen Mother of the West — Shanhai Perspective
The mythological palace atop the cosmic mountain — where immortals feast on peaches and the secrets of eternal life are kept.
Magical Artifacts of the Shanhaijing
From jade tablets that grant invisibility to bronze mirrors that reveal demons — the Shanhaijing catalogs objects that blur the line between tool and...
Weapons of the Gods in Chinese Mythology
Chinese divine weapons are not just tools of destruction — they embody cosmic principles, moral authority, and the terrifying power of heaven itself.
Hetu and Luoshu: The Cosmic Diagrams
The Cosmic Diagrams
Peaches of Immortality: The Most Coveted Fruit
The Most Coveted Fruit