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Every Monster In Chinese Mythology Explained in 16 Minutes

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Published Oct 3, 2026, 9:17 PM · 1w ago

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Every monster in Chinese mythology explained, from the headless giant who kept fighting with his face on his chest to the monster that turned Chinese New Year into one giant firecracker party. We break down 17 creatures from Chinese myth and folklore: what each one looks like, the story behind it, how people dealt with it, and where you've met them before, from Mulan and Naruto to Fantastic Beasts and the Hong Kong hopping vampire films. Stay to the end for the talking beast that dictated a list of all 11,520 monsters in the world. If you enjoy mythology, folklore, and monster lore, subscribe for more. Chapters: 0:00 Chinese Dragon 1:13 Xingtian 2:01 Nine-Tailed Fox 2:59 Hundun 3:56 Nian 4:54 Taotie 5:47 Qilin 6:43 Nine Sons of the Dragon 7:34 Pixiu 8:28 Kun and Peng 9:21 White Snake 10:18 Qiongqi 11:10 Zhulong 11:56 Jiangshi 12:53 Xiangliu 13:46 Hungry Ghost 14:40 Bai Ze 15:34 Outro Keywords: every monster in chinese mythology, chinese mythology, chinese monsters, chinese mythology explained, nine tailed fox, jiangshi, chinese dragon, qilin, pixiu, mythology explained #ChineseMythology #ChineseMonsters #NineTailedFox #Jiangshi #ChineseDragon #Mythology #Monsters #Folklore #MythicalCreatures
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