Fuxi's fairy tales

Legend has it that in Hua Xu's tribe, there was a woman named Hua Xu who accidentally stepped on a huge footprint and got pregnant. After twelve years' gestation, Fuxi was born in Ji Cheng (now Jingning County, Gansu Province).

When Fuxi grew up, he had great wisdom and creativity. He observed the changes of everything in the world, invented and created divination gossip, and revealed the mysteries of the universe for future generations. He also created words, ending the history of knotting notes. In addition, Fuxi was a great leader who taught people how to unite and cooperate in order to seek survival and development.

Fuxi and Nuwa are brother and sister. In order to prosper, they married brother and sister. Their descendants gradually spread all over the earth, forming various nationalities. After Fuxi's death, people honored him as "Ren Huang" to commemorate his great achievements and build a temple to worship him.

In ancient myths and legends of China, Fuxi is regarded as the ancestor of the Chinese nation. His image and story have been spread for thousands of years, which has had a far-reaching impact on later generations. From pre-Qin classics such as Zuozhuan, Guanzi, Zhouyi, Zhuangzi and Guoyu to modern literary works, Fuxi's image always bears people's admiration for wisdom, innovation and unity.

Brief introduction of Fuxi

Fuxi, a pioneer of China's national humanities, is one of Huang San, namely Tai Hao, or Huang Xiongshi. The ancestors of human beings in mythology. According to legend, it is Feng's family, also known as Mi, Dong, Bao and Fu. In history books, it is also called offering sacrifices to the emperor, Huang and Fu, and Di Qing's Taihao Fuxi (the Oriental God). According to legend, when Suiren's son was pregnant, his mother Hua Xu stepped on a huge footprint in Leize. Fuxi was born (now Tianshui, Gansu) and its capital was Chen (now Huaiyang, Henan). The age is about the middle and late paleolithic age.

Book of Changes: "The ancients worshipped the king of the family in the world. They look up at the sky, look down at the ground, look at the products of birds and animals, and use them in the right place. Close to the body, far from everything, so I started gossip. " He also taught people to tie ropes to make nets, fish and hunt animals, married couples' skins as gifts, and created the harp (Book of the World). Imperial Century said: "Fuyi tasted hundreds of herbs and made nine needles", which has been regarded as the ancestor of medicine and acupuncture in China for more than 1000 years.