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The Problem of Creation Mythology in the Study of Chinese Religion

There is no hierarchy of gods brought in to rule and inhabit the world they made, no conclave on Mount Olympus, nor judgment of the mortal soul by Osiris, no transfer of human love and hate, passions and hopes, to the powers above; all here is ascribed to disembodied agencies or principles, and their works are represented as moving on in quiet order. There is no religion (!), no imagination; all is impassible, passionless, uninteresting.... [An "over-zealous Christian missionary sinologist," quoted by E. T. C. WERNER, Myths and Legends of China (1922)]