Chinese Mythology ☯️

Legend of Chang E the Moon Goddess and her company the Moon Rabbit, Hero Hou Yi, and the origin of the Mid Autumn Festival.

In the vibrant tapestry of Tibetan Buddhism, the goddess Tara shines as a beacon of compassion, wisdom, and protection. Unlike single-faceted deities, Tara manifests in a breathtaking array of 21 forms, each with unique symbolism and characteristics. This multiplicity isn't mere decoration; it mirrors the diverse needs and aspirations of devotees. Imagine Tara as White Tara, radiating tranquility and healing, or Green Tara, swift and powerful, granting wishes and removing obstacles. Then...

Concept design for The Monkey King 2 Artist：Xiaodi Jin

Recently did an art test where I was tasked to do a character and prop design with the theme of Chang E the Goddess of Moon. I ended up with these final designs after communicating with the art lead and working on the feedback given. I had lots of fun with the test and I managed to learn a few things as well!

Recently did an art test where I was tasked to do a character and prop design with the theme of Chang E the Goddess of Moon. I ended up with these final designs after communicating with the art lead and working on the feedback given. I had lots of fun with the test and I managed to learn a few things as well!

The Jade Emperor

Click here to listen In Chinese mythology, unlike in Greek mythology, Poseidon is the god of the sea and other waters, there are different gods in charge of different waters since China has a huge …

About 3,000 years ago during the Shang Dynasty (商朝), there was a military commander named Li Jin (李靖). Li Jing had a son called Nezha (哪吒) and oddly had no bathroom in his big mansion. When Nezha w…