1. Foods that gods like to eat

Fairy gods are existences in myths and legends. They do not need to rely on food and drink to maintain their lives. However, in culture, people often portray them as good people. Image of eating and having fun. In various myths and legends, gods are often depicted eating precious foods. For example, in the famous "Journey to the West", Sun Wukong once stole peaches from his daughter's village, and also ate many other foods that gods like, such as phoenix liver, dragon liver, dragon meat, etc. These delicacies all show that gods also have the desire to taste delicious food.

In addition, there are many immortals in legends who eat food in daily life, such as the "Five Hundred Wheat Ears" mentioned by the Yellow Emperor in "Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals", and the roasted rice that Emperor Shunzhi liked to eat. Mutton kebabs, etc., these also reflect the gods’ curiosity and appreciation for human delicacies.

2. Games played by gods

In legends, gods often have extraordinary abilities, so they can do many things that humans cannot imagine, such as making mountains and rivers, making rain, and praying. etc. In terms of entertainment, the gods also have some good things to do. For example, there is a very famous legend about "Zeus and his brothers" in Greek mythology. They often play some interesting games and competitions, such as races, tug-of-war, etc. Soldiers often play various games during their breaks. kind of game.

In addition, there are many gods in Chinese mythology who are good at playing various games. For example, it is recorded in the "Book of Mountains and Seas" that Dayu once had a contest with Chi You where bets were set on the direction of the Yellow River, and Dayu won in the end. In addition, there are many gods who are good at playing chess, chess, go and other games.

3. Toys played by gods

In legends, gods often have very special toys, and these toys also reflect their identity and status. For example, Gaia in Greek mythology once gave the gods a golden wand, which represented the power to control everything in the world. The gods in Chinese mythology also possess many symbols of power, such as Gui Guzi’s “Tianji Chess”, Lu Dongbin’s “Magic Brush” and so on. For gods, these toys have mysterious power and are a means to express their identity.

4. The entertainment life of gods

Although gods have extraordinary abilities, they also have similar fun to humans in terms of entertainment. According to records in "Qi Min Yao Shu", immortals like to wander and take a nap in mountains, forests and islands. They also often enjoy flowers, listen to music, recite poems and paint. In the religious beliefs of the time, their way of life was undoubtedly the embodiment of ideal etiquette, expression of emotion and entertainment. At the same time, this way of entertainment life also emphasizes the idea of ??"harmony between man and nature" and expresses the organic relationship between man and nature.