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The Primitive Culture and National Spirit——Comparison of Chinese Myth and Greek Myth

Zhao Hui-xia

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Myth is a kind of deposit of the primitive culcure; it is the spirit heritage of different nations from the primitive period. The creation, development and evolution of myth carry the distinct characteristic feature of a nation. Chinese myth and Greek myth are born from different civilizations. Both of them reveal two different national cultures.

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Myth is a kind of deposit of the primitive culcure; it is the spirit heritage of different nations from the primitive period. The creation, development and evolution of myth carry the distinct characteristic feature of a nation. Chinese myth and Greek myth are born from different civilizations. Both of them reveal two different national cultures.

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Myth is a kind of deposit of the primitive culcure; it is the spirit heritage of different nations from the primitive period. The creation, development and evolution of myth carry the distinct characteristic feature of a nation. Chinese myth and Greek myth are born from different civilizations. Both of them reveal two different national cultures.

Key concepts: Mythology, History, Chinese culture, Literature, Ancient history, Sociology, Aesthetics, Art

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