Fu Xi is a legendary figure in Chinese mythology, often regarded as one of the Three Sovereigns, who are considered the cultural heroes of ancient China. He is credited with introducing important aspects of civilization, such as fishing, hunting, and the domestication of animals. Fu Xi is also associated with the invention of the I Ching, an ancient divination text that reflects the philosophy of yin and yang. In art and literature, Fu Xi is typically depicted with a serpent-like body, symbolizing his connection to nature and the cosmos. His teachings laid the foundation for Chinese culture, influencing various aspects of life, including governance, agriculture, and social organization.