《讲了一百万次的故事》 / Stories Told a Million Times

[[StoriesToldAMillionTimes|《讲了一百万次的故事》]] is the oral-literature anthology frame connecting two [[MihuanChishu|蜜獾吃书]] mythology episodes. 147. 非洲神话：腋毛创世, 土狼下蛋及哪吒的另一版本 uses it for collected African tales, while 32.印第安人《讲了一百万次的故事》是马尔克斯的老师 uses it for Indigenous American stories.

The book matters in the wiki less as a single canon than as a mediation point. Oral stories reach distant readers through collectors, translators, editors, hosts, and podcast retellings, so the anthology makes Story Motif Transmission, Mythic Source Layering, and source caution visible. Its stories can feel strange, abrupt, comic, or cruel because they preserve local explanation, performance memory, and social worlds rather than modern literary smoothness.

Connections

• African Oral Literature and African Mythology - earlier branch using the anthology for African creation, epic, animal, and trickster tales.
• Native American Oral Literature / 美洲原住民口头文学 and Indigenous American Mythology / 美洲原住民神话 - later branch using the anthology for Indigenous American myths.
• [[CoyoteTrickster|Coyote / 凯奥蒂]] and Anansi - contrasting trickster figures connected through the anthology’s oral-story field.
• Story Motif Transmission, Mythic Source Layering, and Myth As Historical Evidence - method pages for reading collected oral material responsibly.