What are some jade myths and legends?

Sure, here are some jade myths and legends:

Ancient China:

• Jade Rabbit: A creature said to be a rabbit with the head and body of a fox, who brings good luck and prosperity.
• Jade Dragon: A mythical creature with the body of a dragon and the head and wings of a bird, who brings good luck and protects against evil spirits.
• Jade Emperor: The legendary founder of the Han dynasty, who was said to have brought jade from the heavens.
• Jade Palace: The imperial palace in Beijing, China, built by the Ming dynasty emperors.
• Jade Mountain: A mountain in China said to be the source of the Yellow River and the Jade Mountains.

Other Cultures:

• The Jade Rabbit: A creature in ancient Egypt said to bring good luck and prosperity.
• The Jade Dragon: A creature in ancient Japan said to bring good luck and protect against evil spirits.
• The Jade Emperor: A legendary creature in ancient China said to be the founder of the Han dynasty.
• The Jade Mountain: A mountain in ancient China said to be the source of the Yellow River and the Jade Mountains.

These are just a few of the many jade myths and legends from around the world. Jade is a precious stone that has been used in traditional Chinese culture for over 2,000 years. It is often used in jewelry, sculptures, and other objects.