Opening the world according to the Chinese version

The Chinese version of the discovery of the world:

At first there was chaos in the egg. Two opposing energies coexisted within the egg: female yin and male yang. As a result of their interaction, a spark of life was born in the egg. Pretty soon it acquired the shape of a human being who grew and developed So in the world there was Pan-gu, a giant holding a hammer. He slept for a long time until the eggshell cracked. Then he felt cramped in that egg. He cut the inside of this egg with a hammer. Yang energy (light, light, translucent) rose up from the egg and became the sky, and the heavier dark energy of Yin descended and became the earth. Between them stood Pan-gu, holding the sky with his hands, and his feet resting on the ground. Every day, Pan-gu grew 10 feet taller, making the sky 10 feet taller and the crust thicker. This went on for 18,000 years until the sky became so high and the earth so strong that they could no longer merge. After completing his mission, Pan-gu lay down to rest and died, and his body dissolved, giving rise to all living things. Pan-gu’s breath became the wind and his voice became thunder. His left eye became the sun and his right eye became the moon. From the body of Pan-gu grew mountain ranges, from the hair – trees, muscles became fertile soils, and from his teeth and bones were formed precious stones and metals. The blood of Pan-gu gave rise to the rivers, and his sweat fell to the ground in the rain.