What is the difference between Liao Zhai and mythology, and what does Liao Zhai mean

A myth must have the following conditions at the same time:

Clause. First, it must be the story of the early days of human evolution.

Second, the myth must be a single event.

Moreover, the bearers of the myth must believe what is said.

Myths are generally broadly divided into three categories, creation myths, gods and Buddha myths, and hero myths. Among them, the creation myth is the most important.

Through these myths, people will have a clear understanding of the historical evolution of the world, and understand how the world has evolved from chaos and ignorance to countless orders and rules.

Chat Zhai - the so-called "chat" is to talk, it is said that Pu Songling set up a tea shed near the place where he lived, and all the people who came in did not accept cash, and sat down with a pot of tea to chat with the guests, he specially asked some strange things, and Pu Songling's "Chat Zhai" was born from this.

Then, Pu Songling recorded the things he heard after his own processing and polishing. The "Zhi" change was produced (recorded).

"Strange" is, of course, intended to show that the things you record are anecdotes.

"Strange Stories" was born from this.

The two are completely different definitions!

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Talking about the ghosts is ghosts, and there are many places that reveal the ugliness of human nature; Mythology tells the story of the gods and goddesses and celebrates noble virtues.

Liao Zhai contains some folklore, strange stories and the like, like the strange things that are said now, so it is called "Liao Zhai Zhi Wei", and Zhi Yi has the meaning of recording strange things. Mythology, on the other hand, is purely about ghosts and gods, and that's the difference between them. Hope it helps.

The quest in Chat is usually a ghost, and the characters in mythology are usually legends or something.

Most of the myths are things that happen to the gods, and most of them have meanings.

And Liaozhai is a legend of ghosts and monsters in the world.

One is to tell horror stories, and the other is to be Xuanwu.

1. Meaning: Pu Songling recorded bizarre and absurd stories in his bookstore "Liao Zhai".

2. In "Strange Tales of Liao Zhai", "Liao Zhai" is the name of Pu Songling's bookstore, "Zhi" is the meaning of describing events, and "Strange" refers to bizarre, bizarre and grotesque stories, in which the stories are full of irony and reference significance for reality.

3. To a certain extent, he exposed social contradictions and expressed his aspirations for the real society.

"Liao Zhai" is the name of Pu Songling's study.

"Liao Zhai" is the name of Pu Songling's study. In the study, Pu Songling set up a tea shed to ask about some strange things, and then processed and polished these things he heard and recorded them. "Zhi" is produced (record), and "strange" is, of course, intended to show that the things you record are anecdotes.

Strange Tales from Chat was born.

Liaozhai TV Series", also known as "Liaozhai", is a large-scale costume TV series in Chinese mainland, proposed by Fujian TV in 1986, and officially started filming by Fujian TV and Nanchang Film and Television Creation Research Institute in 1987, while filming and broadcasting, and ended filming in 1990.

The play is based on Pu Songling's ** "Strange Tales from Liaozhai", and gathers about 50 vivid stories that are widely circulated and popular. Originally planned to shoot 60 episodes, the actual filming was about 49-51 episodes, a total of 77-79 episodes, and finally broadcast 47 episodes with a total of 72 episodes (27 episodes with a total of 54 episodes, 16 episodes with only one episode, and 4 episodes with a total of 2 episodes).

Talking about strange things, as the name suggests, is a story about fairies, foxes, ghosts, and ghosts. Among them, the content of "Divine Fox Ghost Ghost Story" can be roughly divided into the following categories:

1. It is a friendship story between people or non-people;

2. It is a story of rebellion dissatisfied with the reality of the dark society;

3. It is a moral admonition story that satirizes bad behavior.

Well? "Strange Tales from Liaozhai", a collection of literary languages, is mainly a story of gods and ghosts.

It means: You and I both know things by heart, Kaiji must not pretend to be mysterious, what to do to make a mystery, both are people on the road, and they mean to know each other's tricks very well.

Among them, the thousand-year-old fox spirit is already very profound, since they are all thousand-year-old foxes, then stop chatting and deceiving each other.

The stories in Pu Songling's chatting are very suspenseful, so the use of the word chatting has a pun effect.

Pu Songling's collection of short stories "Liao Zhai" is commonly known as "The Legend of the Ghost Fox". It means to record strange stories in the book room, "Liao Zhai" is the name of his study, "Zhi" refers to the meaning of the narrative, and "strange" refers to the strange story.

"Liao Zhai Zhi Wei" (referred to as "Liao Zhai", commonly known as "Ghost Fox Biography") is a collection of short stories created by Pu Songling, a Chinese Qing Dynasty **, and the earliest manuscript has been circulated in the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty.

There are nearly 500 chapters in the book, which are mainly divided into the following types:

The first is the love story, which occupies the largest proportion of the book, and most of the main characters of the story are not afraid of feudal etiquette and bravely pursue free love. Representative works of this kind include "Lotus Fragrance", "Xiao Xie", "Liancheng", "Eunuch Niang", "Crow's Head" and so on.

The second is to criticize the destruction of the imperial examination system on scholars, "Ye Sheng", "Si Wenlang", "Yu to Evil", "Wang Zi'an" and so on are all such works.

The third is to expose the brutality of the ruling class and the oppression of the people, which has social significance, such as "Xi Fangping", "Promoting Weaving", "Dream Wolf", "Plum Girl" and so on.

Because Pu Songling's "Liao Zhai" is mostly anecdotes involving ghosts, in daily language, Liao Zhai is often used to mean "very illusory things, very fake things, or impossible things".

For example: your friend suddenly has an explosive personality and shoots every shot. You can sigh "Chat fast!" Expressing amazement and disbelief.

"Liao Zhai" is the name of Pu Songling's study.

The so-called "chat" is to talk, it is said that Pu Songling set up a tea shed near the place where he lived, and all the people who came in did not accept money, and sat down with a pot of tea to chat with the guests, and he asked some strange things, and then, Pu Songling recorded these things after his own processing and polishing. Pu Songling's "Liaozhai" was born from this.

Liao Zhai is the name of Pu Songling's bookstore.

A study room to talk about simply.

Now the name of the TV series.

Liao Zhai is the name of Pu Songling's bookstore. The ancients generally used the name of their study as the name of their work, Pu Songling set up a tea shed in his study, specifically to collect some anecdotes known to passers-by, and turned these things into colorful stories to record, chat on behalf of chat, Zhai on behalf of the study, so Pu Songling wrote "Liao Zhai", which later became the most fantastical ghost story in China.

Pu Songling was born from 1640 to 1715 in the Qing Dynasty, an outstanding writer and a first-class family, the word Liuxian, is a native of Zibo, Shandong. Pu Songling was born in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty in a gradually declining landlord's family, because the family was relatively wealthy in the early years, and the family has always been a scholarly family, so Pu Songling's literary foundation is very good, but it is a pity that the first scientific examination failed, from the age of nineteen to thirty-one has never given up the exam, but never high school.