The mythology of Huaxia boasted a long and profound history. Rooted in the uniqueness of its cultural matrix, it stood unparalleled throughout the long earth calendar of Earth's history. Take the "shooting the sun" myth as an example. Within Huaxia alone, there were dozens of sun-shooting heroes. These ranged from Luan Yu of the Tujia tribe, Wu En of the Mongolian tribe, Gu Miya of the Blang tribe, and Han Hong of the Zhuang tribe. Then there was Hou Ye, Te Kang, Lang Zheng, Zhang Guolao, Wang Sheng, and Yang Que, all of whom shared their own legends of shooting down the sun.
These myths, scattered across different regions, miraculously shared striking similarities. However, in foreign cultures, such sun-shooting myths were extremely rare. Instead, their myths mostly evolved from the worship of the rising sun.
Chasing the sun.
