Chapter 288 Fighting with Gods: Endless Joy
I've long been accustomed to the encroachment of the Tao.
Another new work.
It resonated deeply with everyone.
It's still a mythological story, but this time, the leap is quite significant.
Unlike before when no one appeared at all, this time, the land was full of people.
Moreover, the earlier creation myths are not connected.
But the audience still watched with great interest.
Perhaps this is the charm of the Tao.
World Forum.
"Whenever I feel that Dao is definitely not going to produce any outstanding works, there are always works that surprise me. Dao is truly worthy of the name."
"The myth I'm telling this time is about controlling the floods, which is somewhat related to Noah's Ark, but not very much."
"Why is it that when we encounter floods, we take refuge on Noah's Ark, while when China encounters floods, we send humans to control the floods?"
"It's strange. I didn't want to watch it, but for some reason, I ended up watching it anyway. It's really weird."
"My child dragged me to watch it with him. I asked him if he understood it, and he said it was very good. But the problem is he is only five years old. Tao's works are truly suitable for all ages."
"..."
Something's been going on lately.
It's supposed to be a global forum, but all the discussions are about Chinese mythology.
Many netizens from other countries even expressed a desire to learn about Chinese culture on the forum.
Many Chinese netizens were deeply moved upon learning this, attributing it all to the influence of Tao.
The success of the two works led many animation filmmakers to discover the charm of mythological stories.
So they all wondered if the next trend in the animated film competition would be based on mythological stories.
Seeing the growing popularity of Chinese mythology, many people are increasingly convinced that the future of animated films belongs to mythology.
As a result, many people changed their approach and wanted to start with their own mythology, hoping to get a share of the pie in the future.
What saddened them was that their country seemed to have no myths worth mentioning.
This is going to be a difficult problem!
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Rosen's research institute.
Bit rushed over.
"No, why did you frantically call me here? Didn't I already give you all the information I was supposed to give you?"
Bit was teaching a class when Rosen called, saying he had made a major discovery and needed to come over immediately.
Having no other choice, Bit had to drive over after class, but halfway there, the other party asked him to pick up some more information about Chinese mythology.
Bit came empty-handed; he had already given Rosen the information he was supposed to give him, and he didn't have it on hand now.
Upon seeing that Bit had arrived empty-handed, Rosen gave him a very strange look.
"Don't look at me like that. If you want the information, I don't have it right now. You'll have to wait a while."
Bit shrugged, spread his hands, and said.
"By the way, have you finished studying all the materials I gave you?"
Suddenly.
Bit thought of something and asked.
Rosen shook his head. He had only been researching for less than a week; how could it be so fast? He was still in the initial stages.
Unlike his research on Indian mythology, he always felt that Indian mythology was very arbitrary, as if anything could be made into a god.
After a preliminary study of Chinese mythology, although the system is also quite chaotic, I did not have the same feeling as when I studied Indian mythology.
The former becomes more and more agitated the more they study, while the latter becomes more and more eager to study in depth the more they study.
The two are fundamentally different, and Rosen doesn't know why this is the case.
The reason I called Bit here today is because he has some questions he wants to ask the other party.
However, upon seeing Rosen shake his head, Bit immediately said, "You haven't even finished your research, yet you called me here. Rosen, please show me some respect."
"Here you go." Rosen took a gift out of an exquisite box and gave it to Bit. Bit was stunned for a moment, then smiled and accepted it, all his emotions instantly dissipating.
"Speak, what do you want from me?" Bit asked with a beaming smile after receiving the gift, as if he were the one asking the question, not Rosen.
“I watched two of Tao’s animated films, and I felt the second one was a bit strange,” Rosen said after a moment of contemplation.
“What’s strange?” Bit looked at it too, but didn’t find anything strange.
"Isn't Yu the Great a historical figure from the Celestial Empire? Why is he appearing in a mythological story?"
Rosen shared his recent research, noting that he had never encountered this situation while studying myths from other countries.
Mythical figures are mythical figures, and historical figures are historical figures, but in the realm of Chinese mythology, this unusual phenomenon has emerged, leaving him utterly perplexed.
Moreover, he discovered that this phenomenon was not unique; there were several others, such as Shennong tasting hundreds of herbs. Shennong is a historical figure, but he is also a mythological figure.
This phenomenon left him, who had just begun studying Chinese mythology, feeling completely lost. That's why he sought out Bit, since Bit's knowledge of Chinese history was undoubtedly deeper than his own.
"Oh, is that what you want to ask? You can't look at the Celestial Empire with ordinary eyes, whether it's history or mythology, because it's a magical country."
"As you know, there used to be four ancient civilizations in the world, but now only the Celestial Empire remains. In particular, the Celestial Empire claims to have a five-thousand-year-old culture, but in reality, the Celestial Empire has existed for a very long time."
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