China gave Shennong in ancient times.

Fuxi Shi originated in Tianshui and took snakes as totem. According to ancient records, Chen Cang, who was born and ruled, was born in Chen. He reigned for one hundred and fifty years until the fifteenth year. Fu originated, developed, entered Guanzhong along the Weihe River basin, left Tongguan, moved eastward to Xiaoshan, Lushan and Taihang Mountain, then turned southeast, and finally ended in Chen. The activity area is roughly consistent with the distribution area of Yangshao cultural ancient sites. Whether Fu is a clan migration or a cultural influence remains to be verified.

Today, on the bank of Cai River in Huaiyang, Henan Province, there is a tomb of the Fuxi family in Taihao, which is about 20 meters high and below the upper circle. It is said that this tomb existed in the Spring and Autumn Period and has been passed down to this day. There are towering cypresses and numerous inscriptions around the mausoleum area, which is recognized as Fuxi cemetery.

The dragon totem originated from Fuxi, not Yan Di and Huangdi. Besides Mr Wen Yiduo's argument, there are other evidences. Sima Zhen's Supplementary Biography was preceded by Fuxi's snakehead, but in the end he said that "those who have it are called dragon masters". This kind of record implies that Fu played a leading role in the formation of dragon totem. Another kind of snake is called Xiaolong in the zodiac. If a snake is spiritual, it will become a dragon. According to "Hanshu Weishu", Fu is the first in virtue and the first among the hundred kings. Fu is a Qinglong person. Yandi Shennong takes fire as the king, red dragon; The Yellow Emperor Xuanyuan takes Tude as the king and is called Huanglong. According to the five elements, wood appeared first, not fire and earth. Similarly, Di Qing should be the first emperor in ancient times, and Qinglong is also the Yilong of the Chinese nation. Fu nature is the founder of the dragon totem, and Tianshui is the birthplace of the dragon totem. Descendants of the dragon, while knowing that Yanhuang is the ancestor, don't forget that there is a greater and older ancestor above Yanhuang, who initiated the civilization of the Chinese nation.

Shennong is a legendary inventor of agriculture and medicine. Ancient people lived a life of gathering, fishing and hunting. He invented and made wooden bases and coffins to teach people about agricultural production. Reflect the progress of China from gathering, fishing and hunting to agricultural production in primitive times. It is also said that he tasted hundreds of herbs, found medicinal materials and taught people to treat diseases.

Shennong is another legend who has made great contributions to the Chinese nation after Fuxi. In addition to inventing farming techniques, he also invented medical skills, formulated a calendar, and pioneered irrigation techniques connecting nine wells. Because he invented farming technology, he was named Shennong, and because he used fire as the king, he was called,, Lie (Li) Mountain, and became the leader to compete with the Yellow Emperor. For a long time, the question of whether Shennong was emperor Yan has been unresolved.

Legend has it that Shennong was born as a "crystal belly", almost completely transparent, with internal organs visible and the same food. At that time, people often got sick and even died because of eating indiscriminately. Shennong decided to taste all the herbs and put them in a bag on the left side of his body to introduce them to others. Bad food is put in the bag on the right side of the body for medicine. Remind everyone to pay attention to what you can't eat.