There is more than one Thor in China's ancient mythology. The most famous one comes from Shan Hai Jing Hai Nei Dong Jing: "There is Raytheon in Razer, and the dragon has a head and a thunder in its belly."
According to "Historical Records of Zhou Benji", "Jiang Yuan went out into the wild and was glad to see the giant. He wanted to practice it. He moved his body. If he is pregnant, he will have a dating child. " That's it. Jiang Yuan gave birth to a child named Hou Ji, who is regarded as the ancestor of Zhou people. Sheng Min, a poem describing this story, was also included in The Book of Songs.
Other Thor introductions: It is also said that Hua Xushi had a similar experience and gave birth to Fuxi, so some people later confused Fuxi with Hou Ji.
There is another one named Kui, and another one named Kui (Nao). He lives on Liubo Mountain in the East China Sea, like a cow without horns, light gray, with only one foot, and can freely enter and leave the sea. Every time I go in and out, there will be a lot of wind and rain, and thunder will roar.
During the war between the Yellow Emperor and Chiyou, the soldiers were puzzled by all kinds of monsters found by Chiyou. The Yellow Emperor decided to make face drums with some special materials to boost morale. So the above two are in big trouble. The former uses bones as drumsticks, while the latter peels and beats drums.