Myths and Legends of China, by Edward T.C. Werner, [1922]
| Chapter | | Page |
| I. | The Sociology of the Chinese | 13 |
| II. | On Chinese Mythology | 60 |
| III. | Cosmogony—P’an Ku and the Creation Myth | 76 |
| IV. | The Gods of China | 93 |
| V. | Myths of the Stars | 176 |
| VI. | Myths of Thunder, Lightning, Wind, and Rain | 198 |
| VII. | Myths of the Waters | 208 |
| VIII. | Myths of Fire | 236 |
| IX. | Myths of Epidemics, Medicine, Exorcism, Etc. | 240 |
| X. | The Goddess of Mercy | 251 |
| XI. | The Eight Immortals | 288 |
| XII. | The Guardian of the Gate of Heaven | 305 |
| XIII. | A Battle of the Gods | 320 |
| XIV. | How the Monkey Became a God | 325 |
| XV. | Fox Legends | 370 |
| XVI. | Miscellaneous Legends | 386 |
| | Glossary and Index | 425 |
| | Page |
| Confucius: Teacher and Philosopher | Frontispiece |
| The Spirit that Clears the Way | 44 |
| Lao Tzŭ | 72 |
| Nü Kua Shih | 82 |
| Mencius | 90 |
| Wên Ch’ang, K’uei Hsing, and Chu I | 110 |
| The Buddhist Triad | 120 |
| The Taoist Triad | 124 |
| Hsi Wang Mu | 136 |
| Chang Tao-ling | 138 |
| Tou Mu, Goddess of the North Star | 144 |
| Chiang Tzŭ-ya At K’un-lun | 156 |
| Chiang Tzŭ-ya Defeats Wên Chung | 160 |
| The Kitchen-god | 166 |
| The Gods of Happiness, Office, and Longevity | 170 |
| The Money-tree | 172 |
| The Door-gods, Civil and Military | 174 |
| Hêng Ò Flies to the Moon | 184 |
| Wên Chung, Minister of Thunder | 198 |
| Dragon-gods | 208 |
| Spirit of the Well | 216 |
| The Magic Umbrellas | 242 |
| P’an Kuan | 248 |
| Miao Shan Reaches the Nunnery | 262 |
| The Tiger Carries Off Miao Shan | 266 |
| The Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea | 302 |
| The Birth of the Monkey | 326 |
| The Demons of Blackwater River Carry Away the Master | 352 |
| Buddhists as Slaves in Slow-carts Country | 354 |
| Sun Steals Clothing for His Master | 364 |
| The Return to China | 368 |
| Chia Tzŭ-lung Finds the Stone | 382 |