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Chinese Mythology

 * 18 Warriors of Sui-Tang Period
 * 9 sons of the dragon
 * Agriculture (Chinese mythology)
 * Anqi Sheng
 * Ao (turtle)
 * Ao Guang
 * Assassin's Mace
 * Azure Dragon
 * Ba-Jia-Jiang
 * Bagua
 * Bai Ze
 * Baku (spirit)
 * Baosheng Dadi
 * Bashe
 * Battle of Banquan
 * Bixi (mythology)
 * Bixie
 * Black Tortoise
 * Bo Yikao
 * Bodhisattva
 * Bole (mythology)
 * Botan Dōrō
 * Bovidae in Chinese mythology
 * Budai
 * Cai Shen
 * Caishen
 * Cangjie
 * Cao Guojiu
 * Chang'e
 * Changxi
 * Che Kung
 * Chen Fu Zhen Ren
 * Chen Yuanguang
 * Chi (mythology)
 * Chi You
 * Chinese creation myth
 * Chinese dragon
 * Chinese folk religion
 * Chinese folklore
 * Chinese gods and immortals
 * Chinese guardian lions
 * Chinese mythology
 * Chinese mythology in popular culture
 * Chinese spirit possession
 * Chinese theology
 * Chiyou
 * Chun Kwan
 * Cihang Zhenren
 * City God (China)
 * Classic of Mountains and Seas
 * Color in Chinese culture
 * Crane in Chinese mythology
 * Danzhu
 * Daode Tianzun
 * Denglong
 * Di Jun
 * Dilong
 * Diyu
 * Dog in Chinese mythology
 * Dragon King
 * Dragon King of the East Sea
 * Du Kang
 * Earthly Sovereign
 * Eight Immortals
 * Elder Zhang Guo
 * Emperor Ku
 * Emperor Yao
 * Enzhugong
 * Erlang Shen
 * Fan Kuai
 * Fangfeng
 * Feather Mountain
 * Fei Lian
 * Feilong
 * Feng (mythology)
 * Feng Bo
 * Feng Meng
 * Feng Po Po
 * Fengdu Ghost City
 * Fenghuang
 * Fish in Chinese mythology
 * Four Heavenly Kings
 * Four Seas
 * Four Symbols (China)
 * Fox spirit
 * Fu De Zheng Shen
 * Fu Lu Shou
 * Fu Xi
 * Fucanglong
 * Fusang
 * Fuxi
 * Gao Yao (minister)
 * Geese in Chinese poetry
 * Ghost Festival
 * Ghosts in Chinese culture
 * Gong Gong
 * Great Flood (China)
 * Gu (poison)
 * Guan Yu
 * Guangchengzi
 * Guanyin
 * Guo Ziyi
 * Han Xiang
 * Han Xiangzi
 * He Xiangu
 * He-He er xian
 * Heavenly Sovereign
 * Hebo
 * Heibai Wuchang
 * Hell money
 * Hong (rainbow-dragon)
 * Hong Fu Nü
 * Hongjun Laozu
 * Horse in Chinese mythology
 * Houji
 * Houtu
 * Houyi
 * Hu Jiang Jun
 * Hua Mulan
 * Huang Feihu
 * Huli jing
 * Human Sovereign
 * Hundun
 * Hung Shing
 * Hungry ghost
 * Huxian
 * Immortal Woman He
 * Imperial examination in Chinese mythology
 * In Search of the Supernatural
 * Investiture of the Gods
 * Iron-Crutch Li
 * Jade Books in Heaven
 * Jade Emperor
 * Jade Mountain (mythology)
 * Ji Gong
 * Jiandi
 * Jiang Yuan
 * Jiang Ziwen
 * Jiangshi
 * Jiaolong
 * Jin Chan
 * Jingwei
 * Jinnalaluo
 * Jinzha
 * Jiutian Xuannü
 * Journey to the West
 * Jueyuan (mythology)
 * King Zhou of Shang
 * Kitchen God
 * Kong Xuan
 * Kshitigarbha
 * Ksitigarbha
 * Kua Fu
 * Kui (Chinese mythology)
 * Kui Xing
 * Kunlun Mountain (mythology)
 * Lady Meng Jiang
 * Lady Xian
 * Lady Xiu
 * Lan Caihe
 * Laozi
 * Legend of the White Snake
 * Lei Gong
 * Leizhenzi
 * LGBT themes in Chinese mythology
 * Li Hong (Taoist eschatology)
 * Li Jing (deity)
 * Li Tieguai
 * Lingbao School
 * Lingbao Tianzun
 * Lingzhi mushroom
 * List of Journey to the West characters
 * List of mythical Chinese mountains
 * List of supernatural beings in Chinese folklore
 * Liu Haichan
 * Long Mu
 * Longma
 * Longmen, Zhejiang
 * Longmu
 * Longnü
 * Lords of the Three Mountains
 * Lu Xiong (Investiture of the Gods)
 * Luduan
 * Lü Dongbin
 * Ma Gu
 * Magu (deity)
 * Mahamayuri
 * Marici (Buddhism)
 * Mazu (goddess)
 * Mei Bo
 * Meng Po
 * Mogwai (Chinese culture)
 * Monkey King Festival
 * Moon rabbit
 * Mount Buzhou
 * Mount Penglai
 * Muzha (deity)
 * Na Tuk Kong
 * Nezha
 * Nezha (deity)
 * Nian
 * Nieh-ching-t'ai
 * Nine sons of the dragon
 * Nine-headed Bird
 * Nuba (Chinese mythology)
 * Numbers in Chinese culture
 * Nüba
 * Nüwa
 * Old Man of the South Pole
 * Ox in Chinese mythology
 * Ox-Head and Horse-Face
 * Pa-cha
 * Pak Tai
 * Pan Jinlian
 * Pangu
 * Panhu
 * Panlong (mythology)
 * Peaches of Immortality
 * Peng (mythology)
 * Peng Zu
 * Penghou
 * Pinyin
 * Pixiu
 * Preta
 * Primordial Divinity (Tai Di)
 * Qibo
 * Qilin
 * Qin Shubao
 * Qingniao
 * Qingxu Daode Zhenjun
 * Qiulong
 * Qixi Festival
 * Quanzhen School
 * Queen Mother of the West
 * Randeng Daoren
 * Ranka (legend)
 * Royal Uncle Cao
 * San Yisheng
 * Sanxing (deities)
 * Sha Wujing
 * Shang Rong
 * Shangdi
 * Shangqing School
 * Shangyang (rainbird)
 * Shaodian
 * Shaohao
 * Shen (Chinese religion)
 * Shen (clam-monster)
 * Shen Gongbao
 * Shenlong
 * Shennong
 * Shui Wei Sheng Niang
 * Shujun
 * Shōjō
 * Simians (Chinese poetry)
 * Sin-you
 * Snakes in Chinese mythology
 * South-pointing chariot
 * Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio
 * Suiren
 * Sun Wukong
 * Superstitions of Malaysian Chinese
 * Taiyi Zhenren
 * Tam Kung
 * Taotie
 * Ten Brothers
 * Teng (mythology)
 * The Legend of Wenlong
 * Three Pure Ones
 * Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors
 * Three-legged crow
 * Tian
 * Tiangou
 * Tianlong
 * Tongji (spirit medium)
 * Tongtian Jiaozhu
 * Tu Di Gong
 * Tu Er Shen
 * Tu'er Shen
 * Tu'er Ye
 * Tudigong
 * Tutelary deity
 * Vermilion Bird
 * Vinegar tasters
 * Wang Shenzhi
 * Wangliang
 * Water monkey
 * Wen Wang Gua
 * Wen Zhong (Investiture of the Gods)
 * Wenchang Wang
 * Wenshu Guangfa Tianzun
 * White Peony
 * White Tiger (China)
 * Wong Tai Sin
 * Wu (shaman)
 * Wu Gang
 * Wuliupai
 * Wusheng Laomu
 * Wutong Shen
 * Xi Wangmu
 * Xian (Taoism)
 * Xiang River goddesses
 * Xiangliu
 * Xiao (mythology)
 * Xiezhi
 * Xihe (deity)
 * Xing Tian
 * Xiongdi Gong
 * Xirang
 * Xu Wen
 * Xu You (hermit)
 * Xuan Wu (god)
 * Xuanzang
 * Xuanzang (Journey to the West)
 * Xuxuan
 * Yama (Buddhism and Chinese mythology)
 * Yama (East Asia)
 * Yan Emperor
 * Yan Huang Zisun
 * Yang Ren (Investiture of the Gods)
 * Yao Grass
 * Yaoguai
 * Ye the Great
 * Ye Xian
 * Yellow Dragon
 * Yellow Emperor
 * Yeren
 * Yinglong
 * Youchao
 * Youdu
 * Yu Shi
 * Yu the Great
 * Yuanshi Tianzun
 * Yuchi Jingde
 * Yunzhongzi
 * Yuqiang
 * Zhang Guifang
 * Zhang Guolao
 * Zhang Xian (deity)
 * Zhao Qi (Investiture of the Gods)
 * Zheng Lun (Investiture of the Gods)
 * Zhengyi Dao
 * Zhenniao
 * Zhong Kui
 * Zhongli Quan
 * Zhou Tong (archer)
 * Zhu Bajie
 * Zhu Rong (god)
 * Zhulong (mythology)
 * Zhurong
 * Zouyu