Ancient Aliens in China

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Chinese literature extends thousands of years, from the earliest mystery legends to recorded dynastic court archives. These huge amounts of literature give us a great opportunity to explore the possible extraterrestrial visit. More interestingly, wide spread ancient monuments and endless archaeology discoveries in China provide us live history records, right in your face, to be the concret prove of possible extraterrestrial visits. When we apply ancient alien theory to those records, suddenly everything we don't understand or don't want to understand becomes rational!

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Legend of Pangu (盘古)

The mystery divine Pangu is about the world creation. According to legend, the universe began with formless chaos. This chaos coalesced into a cosmic egg. In the egg there are Yin and Yang balanced forces interact each other and then Pangu emerged from this interaction in the egg. Pangu set about the task of creating the world. He separated Yin from Yang with his giant axe, creating the Earth (Yin) and the Sky (Yang). To keep them separated, Pangu stood between them and pushed up th sky. 

According to Guangbo Wuzhi volume 9 Wuyun Linan Ji (《广博物志》卷九行《五运历年纪》): Pangu has a dragon head and snake body. His whistle became wind and rain. His breath became the thunder and lighting. When he opened his eyes it became day and closed eyes became night. After he died, his bones turned into mountain and forests. His body became the river and sea. His hair became the grass and wood.

This is similar to the big bang theory of universe or the creation of the solar system. Where did ancient people get this knowledge? Let assume Pangu is an extraterrestrial. He was trying to teach ancient people the knowledge of the creation of the universe, the solar system and the Earth. He is so knowledgable that ancient people depicted him as the creator.

Legend of Fuxi (伏羲) and Nüwa (女娲)

According to legend, Fu Xi and his sister procreate the human race. It was said that in order to speed up the procreation of humans, Fu Xi and Nüwa found an additional way by using clay to create human figures, and with the power divine being entrusted to them, they made the clay figures to come alive. Fu Xi then came to rule over his descendants about 3000 BC.

 Chu Silk Manuscript (楚帛书), discovered in a (300 BCE) Warring States period tomb from the southern Chinese state of Chu:
Long, long ago, Bao Xi (Fuxi) of […] came from […] and lived in […]. His […] was […] and […] woman. It was confusing and dark, without […], […] water […] wind and rain were thus obstructed. He then married Zuwei […]'s granddaughter, named Nü Tian. She gave birth to four [… (children)] who then helped put things in motion making the transformations arrive according (to Heaven's plan). Relinquishing (this) duty, they then rested and acted (in turn) controlling the sidewalls (of the calendrical plan); they helped calculate time by steps. The separated (heaven) above and (earth) below. Since the mountains were out of order, they then named the mountains, rivers, and four seas. They arranged (themselves) by […] hot and cold qi. In order to cross mountains, rivers and streams (of various types) when there was as yet no sun or moon (for a guide), when the people traveled across mountains and rivers, the four gods stepped in succession to indicate the year; these are the four seasons.


Yin Yang and Eight Gua

 

Xia and Shang Dynasty

  

Legend of Huang Di (Yellow Emperor)

 

 IChing

  

Tao

  

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