چینی اساطیراور لوک کہانی میں تبدیلی ہیئت کے مظاہر:تجزیاتی جائزہ

Phenomena of Metamorphosis in Chinese Mythology and Folklore: Critical Analysis

Abstract

Metamorphosis is a significant myth in ancient literature of all over the world. Human to animals, animals to human are changing constant in every mythology of the world. Critics has discovered that this act of changing the farm have many of meaning which reveal the principles of understanding the values of humanity. In this article, it is discussed the nature and meaning of metamorphosis in the Chinese ancient literature. It will help to understand the term as well its meaning in fiction of our own language. The specialty of Chinese mythology is that it is free from chaos, there is an element of metamorphosis from low to high. Today's modern China is a good example.

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