Four love legends

The four major folk love legends in China are Cowherd and Weaver Girl, Meng Jiangnv, Liang Zhu and Legend of White Snake.

1, Cowherd and Weaver Girl: tells the love story between Cowherd and Weaver Girl. Across the Milky Way, they can only meet on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month every year.

2. Meng Jiangnv: It tells the story that Meng Jiangnv cried down the Great Wall after learning that her husband was killed.

3. butterfly lovers: It tells the tragic love story of two young people who love each other in butterfly lovers, but they can't be together because of family obstruction, and finally they end in double suicide.

4. Legend of the White Snake: It tells the story that the white snake fell in love with Xu Xian, but was separated by the monk Fahai. Finally, Xiaoqing helped Bai Niangzi defeat Fahai, and the husband and wife reunited.

Other folklore

1, "Walnuts and Figs": Two generations of lovers planned to send walnuts to the king, and a friend suggested that he send figs because the king didn't like walnuts. Two generations listened to this suggestion, and as a result, the king flew into a rage and punished him. Two generations of love said, "Thank God!" Show that you are still grateful.

2. "A Hundred Birds Toward the Phoenix": Phoenix used to be an unremarkable bird, but it diligently collected the fruits discarded by other birds. In the year of drought, the birds couldn't find food, so the phoenix shared its fruit with everyone and became the king of birds.

3. Fuxi painted hexagrams: Fuxi was a great mythical figure in ancient China. He created gossip by observing natural phenomena, which laid the foundation for later generations to learn.

4. Jingwei fills the sea: Jingwei is a brave bird. Its mother drowned in the sea, so it decided to fill the sea with stones and branches. Although it failed to fill the sea in the end, its indomitable spirit is admired by people.

5. Cao Chong called an elephant: Cao Chong, the son of Cao Cao, came up with a way to call an elephant when he was a child. He first led the elephant to the boat, carved the water level on the side of the boat, and then loaded the goods on the boat. By comparing the changes of the water level, the weight of the elephant was obtained. This story eulogizes Cao Chong's cleverness.