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Fong-Pe, God of Winds
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Fong-Pe, God of Winds
FONG-PE, the Chinese god who controls the winds. In this aspect he is an old white- bearded man who carries the winds in sacks. He can also be a dragon
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Aspect Bearded Carries Controls Dragon Feng Sacks Winds Fong Myth
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Fong-Pe, the Chinese God of the Winds: A Mythological Figure from Ancient China Fong-Pe, also known as Feng Bo or Feng Fei, is a significant figure in Chinese mythology, revered as the god who controls the winds. Depicted in various forms, Fong-Pe is often portrayed as an old, white-bearded man, carrying the winds in sacks or as a powerful dragon. This image of Fong-Pe dates back to 1915 and is an intriguing glimpse into the rich cultural history of China. The god is shown here in his human aspect, with a wise and serene expression on his face, suggesting the immense power and wisdom that comes with controlling the winds. He is dressed in traditional Chinese attire, adding to the authenticity of the depiction. The winds, symbolizing change and transformation, have always held a special place in Chinese culture. Fong-Pe was believed to have the ability to summon the winds and regulate their strength and direction. His presence was invoked during times of drought or extreme weather conditions to ensure a balanced and harmonious environment. The use of a dragon motif in the representation of Fong-Pe is also significant. Dragons, revered as divine beings in Chinese mythology, were believed to possess immense power and control over the natural elements. By combining the image of a man with that of a dragon, Fong-Pe embodies the dual aspects of the wind - its destructive power and its life-giving force. This photograph is a testament to the enduring influence of Chinese mythology and the rich cultural heritage it represents. It offers a fascinating glimpse into the beliefs and practices of ancient China and serves as a reminder of the power of myth and storytelling in shaping our understanding of the world around us.
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