In the ancient myths and legends of our country, who had the greatest magical power in the three worlds?

There were many Chinese myths and legends. These legends had the following characteristics: 1. Long history: China has a long history. Many myths and legends can be traced back to the pre-Qin period or even earlier historical records. These legends were often reflections of ancient society, culture, politics, religion, and other aspects with profound historical value. 2. Diverse content: The content of Chinese myths and legends is very rich and colorful, including mythical stories, legendary characters, gods and monsters, historical events and many other elements. They often had their own unique storyline and characters with distinct personality characteristics. 3. emphasize collective consciousness: Many Chinese myths and legends emphasize that collective consciousness reflects the religious beliefs, social concepts, and values of the ancient Chinese. For example, concepts such as heaven and earth, gods, and ancestors were often seen as the collective beliefs of the Chinese nation. The various gods and monsters in myths and legends represented different groups or classes. 4. Regional characteristics: China has a vast territory, and the myths and legends of various places also have their own unique characteristics. For example, monsters and ghosts often appeared in the myths and legends of the southern regions. The myths and legends of the northern regions paid more attention to heroes and epic narrations. 5. Multi-cultural integration: Chinese myths and legends often integrate a variety of cultural elements such as ancient Chinese literature, painting, music and other art forms, as well as Indian, Greek and other cultures around the world. These cultural elements were ingeniously integrated into Chinese myths and legends, forming a unique artistic charm.

In ancient Chinese myths and legends, there were many stories of fairies marrying mortals. The following are some of the famous legends: Legend of the White Snake: The White Lady was a beautiful fairy who was imprisoned under the Leifeng Pagoda because she violated the heavenly rules. Later, Xu Xian discovered the White Lady's true love and decided to leave the pagoda yard together. However, in the process of going to the human world, the White Lady had to face all kinds of trials and tribulations with Xu Xian. In the end, the White Lady successfully subdued the snake demon and became Xu Xian's wife. 2. Cowherd and Weaver Girl: The Cowherd and Weaver Girl are the love myths in ancient Chinese myths and legends. The two were demoted to mortals because of the injustice of the Emperor of Heaven. However, the two of them still maintained the traditional Valentine's Day meeting. In the story, the Weaver Girl was a beautiful fairy and the Cowherd was a hardworking cowherd of the Cowherd River. 3. Chang'e Flies to the Moon: Chang'e is a beautiful fairy who flew to the moon because she stole the immortal medicine. However, she had also lost her husband, Hou Yi. Later, with the help of the immortals, Hou Yi was able to reunite with Chang'e, but the two could not stay together for long. Snow White: Snow White is a classic fairy tale about a beautiful princess who is forced to escape from the castle because of her evil stepmother. Later, a handsome prince found her and fell in love with her. However, the evil stepmother also discovered the existence of the prince and tried to kill him. In the end, Snow White and the prince were together and the stepmother was punished. These are just some examples of ancient Chinese myths and legends. In fact, the story of a fairy marrying a mortal was widely spread in ancient Chinese literature, opera, and movies, with a profound cultural heritage.

The ancient Chinese novels originated from the myths and legends,"Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio" is a classic of ancient Chinese novels and also one of the signs of the mature stage of Chinese novels. Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio collected a large number of folk legends, ghost stories, immortals and monsters, etc. Through the author's processing and creation, it formed a series of colorful plots and characters, becoming a classic work in ancient Chinese novels.

The greatest historian in China was Sima Qian (110 - 87 B.C.). He was a great historian in ancient China and one of the greatest historians in the history of the world. His work, Records of the Historian, was the first complete historical masterpiece in the history of Chinese literature, which had a profound impact on the development of ancient Chinese history. Sima Qian also studied the history of the West. His book, Rites of Zhou, had an important impact on the study of Western history.

China was one of the important birthplaces of ancient civilization, so it had many ancient mythical figures. The following are some famous ancient mythological characters: Jade Emperor: In Taoism, the Jade Emperor is one of the highest gods and is regarded as the ruler and creator of heaven and earth. 2. Emperor of Chaos: In the myths, Chaos was called "Emperor of Chaos". He was an important god in the Heaven Realm and was considered the creator of the universe. 3. Apollo: In ancient Greek mythology, Apollo was the god of love and beauty, as well as the god of hunting and military affairs. Moon God Diana: In ancient Greek mythology, the Moon God Diana was the god of love and marriage, as well as the god of hunting and military. 5 Fairy Sister: In Journey to the West, Fairy Sister is Sun Wukong's master and a very important Buddhist deity. God Nezha: In traditional Chinese mythology, God Nezha is one of the representatives of mythological characters. He is considered to be a brave and fearless god who is both civil and martial. 7. Earth God: In traditional Chinese culture, the Earth God was responsible for land management and the interests of farmers. He usually held sacrificial activities during agricultural production. 8. City God: In traditional Chinese culture, the City God was responsible for the management of the city and the gods who had passed away. Usually, when the city management needed to be held, sacrificial activities would be held. These are just some of the famous characters in ancient Chinese mythology. There are many other characters and myths. Each region and nation has its own unique myths.

The four most popular folk myths and legends in our country are: 1. The story of Sun Wukong's Buddhist sutras: Sun Wukong is the protagonist in Journey to the West. He helped the Tang Monk to obtain the Buddhist sutras from the Western Heaven. After going through 81 difficulties, he finally obtained the Buddhist sutras. This legend was widely spread and deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. It was widely praised and adapted to become an important part of Chinese literature and culture. The Legend of the White Snake: The Legend of the White Snake is one of the four great love legends in China. It tells the love story between the White Lady and Xu Xian. This legend spread far and wide and was adapted into various forms of literature and film and television works, which were deeply loved by the Chinese people. Pangu created the world: Pangu was the first god in Chinese mythology. He created the world and everything in his own image. This legend played an important role in Chinese culture and history, and was widely passed down. Cinderella Story: Cinderella is one of the four Chinese folk fairy tales. It tells the love story between a poor fairy and a prince. This story was adapted into various forms of literature and film works, which were deeply loved by the Chinese people.

There are many romantic love myths and legends in China. The following are a few of the more famous ones: The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl: Legend has it that the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meet at the Magpie Bridge on the seventh day of July every year. This is one of the most famous love myths in China. In the story, the Weaver Girl was a beautiful and kind-hearted fairy and the Cowherd was the son of a poor cowherd. When they met on the Magpie Bridge, they would be monitored by the Heavenly Emperor, so they could only meet for a short time. However, their relationship was so deep that the Emperor of Heaven allowed them to meet each other on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month every year. The Legend of the White Snake: The Legend of the White Snake is one of the most famous romance novels in China and one of the most famous love legends in China. The story was about the love story between the white snake and Xu Xian. The white snake transformed into a human and came to the human world to find Xu Xian. After many twists and turns, the two finally fell in love and got married. 3. Peacock Flies Southeast: Peacock Flies Southeast is another famous love legend in China. It tells the love story between a peacock woman and an engineer man. In the story, the peacock girl chose to leave her hometown because her parents did not allow her to be with the engineer man. However, the engineer man loved the peacock girl very much. In order to get back the peacock girl, he embarked on a long journey. Finally, the two met again and got married. Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai: Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai is another famous love legend in China. It tells the love story between Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai. In the story, Liang Shanbo was a brave scholar and Zhu Yingtai was a beautiful woman. The two met in an accident and fell in love with each other. However, their status and family did not allow them to be together, so Liang Shanbo chose to leave Zhu Yingtai and the two finally met on a small bridge in the suburbs. The above are the more famous myths and legends of romantic love in China. They are full of deep feelings and romance, and they are also an important part of Chinese culture.

The reason why both Taoist and Buddhist figures appeared in Chinese myths and legends could be explained from different angles. The reason why Taoist figures often appear in myths and legends is that Taoist thoughts have a deep foundation in our traditional culture. Taoism advocated the pursuit of natural harmony and believed that human society should conform to nature and be in harmony with nature. This thought had a profound influence in traditional Chinese culture, so many characters in mythical stories reflected the characteristics of Taoism. For example, in Journey to the West, Sun Wukong was the representative of Taoism's "governing by inaction". He was unwilling to interfere in the world and only wanted to cultivate freely. The reason why Buddhist figures often appear in myths and legends is that Buddhism was introduced to China earlier and was widely spread in China. Buddhism advocated that people should get rid of attachment and worry and pursue freedom and happiness. This idea was so popular that many mythological characters were Buddhist. For example, in Journey to the West, Tang Sanzang was a Buddhist monk. He led Sun Wukong, Zhu Bajie, and Monk Sand to the West to obtain enlightenment. The reason why Taoist and Buddhist figures appear in myths and legends at the same time is that there are many schools of thought in our traditional culture, and these schools of thought sometimes learn from each other and integrate in the process of inheritance and development. For example, Taoism and Buddhism both have the concept of equality, so they may interact and influence each other under certain circumstances.

The two books that collected more ancient myths in China were Journey to the West and Dream of the Red Chamber.

The ten great divine weapons in the Xuanyuan Sword included: [1. Megrez Sword: Legend has it that it is a divine weapon wielded by the Celestial Thearch that can split mountains, cut off water, and cut iron like mud.] [2. Red Cloud Sword: Legend has it that it was forged by the Sun God Chi Songzi and can break the darkness and illuminate the sky.] 3. Cloud Dream Sword: Legend has it that it was forged by the Dragon God and can split clouds and fog to control the weather. [4. Blue Frost Sword: Legend has it that it was forged by the Star of Northern Dipper and can cast frost and snow to remove the cold.] [Frost Sword: Legend has it that it was forged by the South Pole Star Lord and can freeze the world and make ice into snow.] [6. Flame Dragon Sword: Legend has it that it was forged by the Fire God and can burn everything into ashes.] 7. Leizhe Sword: Legend has it that it was forged by the God of Thunder and can split mountains and cut off water. [8. Bright Moon Sword: Legend has it that it was forged by the Moon God and can illuminate the darkness to bring light.] 9. Phoenix Sword: Legend has it that it was forged by the Phoenix God and can summon phoenixes to increase its auspicious signs. [10 Heavenly Soaring Sword: Legend has it that it was forged by the Heavenly Peng God and can soar into the sky.] Although these divine weapons were very cool in the Xuanyuan Sword, they had never really appeared in Chinese mythology.