THE SNAKE IN CHINESE AND BULGARIAN TRADITIONAL BELIEFS AND MYTHS

This article examines the perceptions of the snake in Bulgarian and Chinese cultures, focusing on the similarities and differences between their beliefs. Through a comparative analysis of the most well-known myths, the reader will gain insight into their shared beliefs, explore stories in which the snake is the main character, and understand the symbolism attributed to it.

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Diplomatic Economic and Cultural Relations between China and Central and Eastern European countries
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.62635/4wfk-g2gg
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Linguistics and Cultural Studies
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THE SNAKE IN CHINESE AND BULGARIAN TRADITIONAL BELIEFS AND MYTHS

Polina Trifonova
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THE SNAKE IN CHINESE AND BULGARIAN TRADITIONAL BELIEFS AND MYTHS

Polina Trifonova
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Abstract

This article examines the perceptions of the snake in Bulgarian and Chinese cultures, focusing on the similarities and differences between their beliefs. Through a comparative analysis of the most well-known myths, the reader will gain insight into their shared beliefs, explore stories in which the snake is the main character, and understand the symbolism attributed to it.

Diplomatic Economic and Cultural Relations between China and Central and Eastern European countriesVol. 10(1)
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Linguistics and Cultural Studies
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