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The Comparison Between Hebrew Myth and Ancient Chinese Myth

Zhang Li

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Hebrew myth and ancient Chinese myth belong to different cultural systems. They have some similarities in the origin of the universe, human and culture, and the flood etc. However, there are also some apparent distinctions in form and spirit between the two kinds of myth. The myth’s peculiar thought ways show the different culture essence of the two nations.

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Hebrew myth and ancient Chinese myth belong to different cultural systems. They have some similarities in the origin of the universe, human and culture, and the flood etc. However, there are also some apparent distinctions in form and spirit between the two kinds of myth. The myth’s peculiar thought ways show the different culture essence of the two nations.

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Hebrew myth and ancient Chinese myth belong to different cultural systems. They have some similarities in the origin of the universe, human and culture, and the flood etc. However, there are also some apparent distinctions in form and spirit between the two kinds of myth. The myth’s peculiar thought ways show the different culture essence of the two nations.

Key concepts: Mythology, Hebrew, Literature, Philosophy, Chinese culture, History, Art, China

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