Chinese History & Mythology

Bonnie
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‼️‼️‼️News Starting in 2026, new episodes will be released every Tuesday and Thursday at 7:00 pm .Please take note of this schedule change. I sincerely welcome you to continue listening to and supporting my program in the coming year. ———————————————————————————— ✨Ancient Chinese myths and history told through a clear, immersive timeline. Discover gods, heroes, and legends in a calm, story-driven journey. ✨If you’re fascinated by Chinese mythology, legends, and history—but don’t know where to begin—this podcast is your gateway. ✨Guided by a clear chronological timeline, I weave together oral traditions, ancient stories, and historical context to help you build a deep and coherent understanding of Chinese culture from the ground up. ✨Each episode brings you one step closer to the world of gods, heroes, dynasties, and timeless tales.Here,🔽 mythology becomes vivid,✅ history becomes accessible,✅ and the vast landscape of Chinese civilization unfolds through storytelling.✅ Let the voice of China lead you into the ancient stories of the East.💫——————————————————————————

  1. 8H AGO

    82. Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms-22

    Someone heard this and told yi ya, yi ya then went to bao shuya’s home and said, “guan zhong became the chancellor of qi because you recommended him, today our lord visited him while he was ill, yet he said you are not fit to hold the chancellorship, and instead he recommended xi peng, i really cannot accept this for you,”

    1h 42m

  2. 5D AGO

    81.Interesting Chinese Culture——What is the Lantern Festival?

    Is it true that Chinese people can take fifteen days off for the Spring Festival? It sounds a bit exaggerated, almost like a joke. But if you’ve been following our earlier episodes on Chinese culture, especially the one where we talked about the Spring Festival, you might remember this detail. Today, we’re going to pick up right where that story ends and talk about the very first festival after the Spring Festival — the Lantern Festival.

    27 min

  3. 5D AGO

    80. Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms-21

    After Duke Xian of Jin swallowed up the states of Guo and Yu, the court officials all came to offer congratulations. Only Li Ji felt unhappy in her heart.She had hoped to send Crown Prince Shensheng to lead the campaign against Guo, but instead Li Ke took his place and succeeded in one stroke. For the moment, she could find no chance to charge Shensheng with a crime.

    1h 29m

  4. FEB 18

    79. Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms-20

    At the Kuiqiu alliance meeting.Zhougong Kong was also present. Meanwhile, the new ruler of Song, Duke Xiang of Song, had just suffered a death in the family, yet he still came to the meeting in mourning clothes. This showed both his respect for ritual and his respect for Qi. Guan Zhong judged that Duke Xiang of Song was the best choice. So Duke Huan publicly took Duke Xiang’s hand and solemnly entrusted Prince Zhao to him.

    1h 9m

  5. FEB 13

    78.Interesting Chinese Culture——Chinese Valentine's Day （Qixi）

    The Qixi Festival , also known as the Qiqiao Festival is a Chinese festival celebrating the annual meeting of Zhinü and Niulang in Chinese mythology.The festival is celebrated on the seventh day of the seventh month on the Chinese lunisolar calendar.

    22 min

  6. FEB 13

    77. Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms-19

    Qi, Song, and Cao camped at Niebei and did not move. They stayed there for two full months. During that time, the Di forces kept attacking Xing day and night. Xing could not hold out. In the end, it was crushed. The people of Xing fled in panic and ran to the Qi camp to beg for help. Among them, one man collapsed to the ground crying.It was the ruler of Xing, Shuyan.

    59 min

  7. FEB 11

    76. Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Kingdoms-18

    At the critical moment, the main Qi army arrived.The Qi general Prince Chengfu charged bravely, defeated Sùmai, and rescued Hu’er Ban. Hu’er Ban led the remaining Rong troops back to Duke Huan, his face filled with shame.Duke Huan encouraged him, saying.“Victory and defeat are the common fortunes of war.Do not take it to heart.” He also bestowed a fine horse upon him, moving Hu’er Ban to tears of gratitude.

    1h 10m

  8. FEB 6

    75.Interesting Chinese Culture——Chinese New Year（Spring Festival）

    If you ask a Chinese person, “What is the most important festival of the year?” Most people will answer without hesitation: the Spring Festival. For Chinese people, the Spring Festival has never been just a holiday. It is more like a time ritual that has lasted for thousands of years, a collective dialogue between humans and nature, between family and society.

    19 min
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‼️‼️‼️News Starting in 2026, new episodes will be released every Tuesday and Thursday at 7:00 pm .Please take note of this schedule change. I sincerely welcome you to continue listening to and supporting my program in the coming year. ———————————————————————————— ✨Ancient Chinese myths and history told through a clear, immersive timeline. Discover gods, heroes, and legends in a calm, story-driven journey. ✨If you’re fascinated by Chinese mythology, legends, and history—but don’t know where to begin—this podcast is your gateway. ✨Guided by a clear chronological timeline, I weave together oral traditions, ancient stories, and historical context to help you build a deep and coherent understanding of Chinese culture from the ground up. ✨Each episode brings you one step closer to the world of gods, heroes, dynasties, and timeless tales.Here,🔽 mythology becomes vivid,✅ history becomes accessible,✅ and the vast landscape of Chinese civilization unfolds through storytelling.✅ Let the voice of China lead you into the ancient stories of the East.💫——————————————————————————

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  • Creator
    Bonnie
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    82
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2025 Chinese History & Mythology
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