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In Chinese mythology which deity smashed his head against Mount Buzhou in a fit of rage?
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Gong Gong, a water deity in Chinese mythology, smashed his head against Mount Buzhou in a fit of rage during a battle with the fire deity Zhu Rong. This act caused the collapse of the sky and led to catastrophic floods.
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