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On the Myth of Cosmogony in Ancient China
Following Hsiao Kongchuan (Xiao Gongchuan) and F. Mote, this paper discussed the reasons why there is no myth of cosmogony in ancient China. It was written before the tomb excavations that contain some cosmogony essays.
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