The world's first AIGC animated series on Chinese civilization, CHINESE STORIES, has released a brand-new special episode, introducing the legendary tale of Bai Ze, the sacred creature from ancient times.
According to the "Classic of Mountains and Seas (Shan Hai Jing)," Bai Ze is a divine being that understands the language of all living things—it can comprehend human speech, the words of spirits, the songs of birds, and even the sounds of grass and trees growing.
Legend has it that the Yellow Emperor, also known as Huangdi, encountered Bai Ze during his tour of Mount Shou, an encounter regarded as an auspicious sign of a flourishing era.
"I witnessed the Yellow Emperor uniting the tribes at Mount Fu, saw Yu the Great taming the floods, and smelled the fragrant wine of the Tang Dynasty's golden age," Bai Ze says in the animation. "Knowledge can dispel confusion, and kindness can foster prosperity. This is the Chinese story I wish to share."
The episode is available in three languages exclusively on the DotDotNews app.
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