This is the research category of comparative mythology. In a word, we can compare the myths and legends about the marriage of Zeus and Hera in ancient Greece with those about the marriage of Fuxi and Nu Wa in China, and draw a conclusion that the marriage system of all ethnic groups (except the ancient Greeks and China, many ethnic minorities in China had legends about this) experienced such a bloody marriage era in ancient times. Greek and Roman myths deify people, and China folklore deifies people. The more similar figures are Hera and the Queen Mother, both of whom are extremely jealous. There are similar characters, such as some gods with the same status, but similar stories are really unexpected. Characters are the basis of the story, and whether the characters are similar or not will also affect two different kinds of literature, so it is better to write from the characters!

The similar figures in Greek and Roman mythology and China folklore are Hera and the Queen Mother, both of whom are extremely jealous.