Myths of China and Japan: With Illustrations in Colour & Monochrome After Paintings and Photographs

Published in 1923, 'Myths of China and Japan' by Donald A. Mackenzie is a scholarly examination of the mythologies of China and Japan. The book explores the origins and meanings of various myths, highlighting the cultural exchanges that have shaped these civilizations. Mackenzie critiques the idea of cultural isolation, illustrating how myths reflect a shared human heritage and connect to other ancient cultures. The volume includes illustrations in both color and monochrome, enhancing the understanding of these rich mythological traditions.