So, I've been looking for topics that I'd find interesting to learn about in Chinese (the classroom unit themes of going to see the Beijing Opera, hearing/reading about a man book a hotel room, or discussing why you should never give someone an umbrella/alarm clock/pear are kind of dry). Among those, I think I'm most interested in Chinese mythology since I've always been a fan of Greek, Egyptian, Roman, and Japanese mythology, so I'm hoping I can find the same sort of connection. That said, I really don't know where to start; My reading level in Chinese is somewhere around A2 or B1, so I can't just pick up any book in Chinese and start reading away. But I don't just want the wikipedia article equivalent of learning Chinese mythology, either. Anyone have any ideas/resources?
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