Which TV series have appeared in Huangdi and Chiyou?

The story of the battle between the Yellow Emperor and Chiyou was interpreted in the TV series Legend of the Twelve Zodiacs and Ancient Legends. The story of the battle between the Yellow Emperor and Chiyou is one of the most famous myths in China. The TV series "Ancient Legend" starring Vincent Chiao and Liu Dekai premiered on 20 10. The play is based on Shan Hai Jing and some folklore. This paper mainly tells the story of the dispute between the tribes of Huangdi, Yan Di and Chiyou after Pangu opened the sky. Because of the struggle of all walks of life, the world was seriously poisoned and a huge plague occurred. In order to find a cure for the plague, the jade emperor's sisters Hua Tuo and Shen Nong searched everywhere for pure land and real water, and finally planted them with the seeds of Heaven, which restored people to normal. The Legend of the Chinese Zodiac starring Guo Pinchao, Li Man, Chen Musheng, Yang Mi and Ashton Chen premiered on 20 1 1. It also tells the story of the battle between the Yellow Emperor and Chiyou in ancient times. In order to dominate the world, Chiyou sold his soul to monsters and went completely crazy. In the war, an orphan whose parents died was raised by a tiger in the forest and named Xinghu. Xinghu met a kind girl Yaner when she grew up, and they fell in love. The village chief is possessed by demons and wants to win love in a horizontal knife. Finally, Yaner gave his life to save the tiger, so Xinghu was angered and attacked by evil fire. Fortunately, Snow Lotus, the beloved disciple of Shennong and Yutu, appeared in time and brought Xinghu to Xianshan, the medicine king, for treatment. Xinghu gradually came out of the painful shadow of Yaner's death. At the same time, the doomsday crisis is coming. Xinghu shouldered the heavy responsibility of saving the whole life, obtained the artifact "Twelve Medicine Forks" that sealed the true body of the zodiac, and embarked on a long road to find the reincarnation of the zodiac with snow pity.