Pangu and the Work of "Opening the Sky": A Memory of Earth Being Rebuilt
An account of Pangu is attributed to Xu Zheng, who lived around the third century. The account says heaven and earth began inside a chaotic mass like an egg, and Pangu splits it with an axe before standing between the two parts so they cannot join again.
Read in Vietnamese →An account of Pangu is attributed to Xu Zheng, who lived around the third century. The account says heaven and earth began inside a chaotic mass like an egg. Pangu splits that mass with an axe. The light part rises to become heaven. The heavy part sinks to become earth. He stands between the two parts so they cannot join again. When he dies, his breath becomes wind, his voice becomes thunder, his eyes become the Sun and Moon, his blood becomes rivers, and his bones become mountains.
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