Chinese folk narratives

Chinese folk narratives are traditional stories that reflect the cultural values, beliefs, and history of Chinese society. These tales often involve mythological figures, gods, and legendary heroes, and they convey moral lessons or explain natural phenomena. Common themes include the importance of family, loyalty, and harmony. Folk narratives are passed down through generations, often told during festivals or gatherings, and are an essential part of China's rich oral and literary heritage. They help preserve cultural identity and provide insight into the lives of people throughout China's long history.