There are saints in the afterlife who travel through the sun and the moon. As for their country, they rest under this tree. If birds peck at the tree, it will burn.
The sage was deeply impressed, because he used twigs to drill fire, so he called himself a man. Note ① Sui Ming State: the legendary country name.
(2) Bend over 1,000 hectares: Bend over 10,000 hectares. ③ Yu: Same as Yu.
④ Owl: ch xi o, a family of birds, has a big head, a short and curved mouth, and eats small animals such as mice, rabbits and insects, which is beneficial to agriculture. ⑤ Sui: pronounced as Su.
Ming dynasty. But there is no sunshine day and night here, it is dark everywhere, and there is no fire at all.
The young man was very disappointed and sat under a big tree named Nianju to have a rest. Suddenly, a light flashed before the young man's eyes, shining brightly around him.
The young man immediately stood up and looked around for a light source. At this time, he found several big birds pecking insects on the tree with short and hard beaks.
As soon as they pecked, bright sparks shone on the trees. When the young man saw this scene, his mind flashed.
He immediately broke some branches and drilled big branches with small branches. The branch was really ablaze, but it didn't catch fire. The young man is not discouraged. He found all kinds of branches and patiently rubbed them with different branches.
Finally, smoke came out of the branches, and then it caught fire. The young man shed tears of joy.
When young people return to their hometown, they bring people a kind of fire that never goes out-the method of drilling wood for fire. From then on, people no longer have to live in cold and fear. People were impressed by the young man's courage and wisdom, elected him as the leader, and called him "the man who made the fire", which means "the man who made the fire".
2. Drilling wood to make a fire 1. Drill wood for fire:
1. Original text: "At the beginning of ancient times, people sucked dew, ate grass trees, lived in mountains, ate birds and animals, clothed themselves, and ate fish, turtles and mussels near water without cremation, which was harmful to the stomach. In order to make (yes) saints come out, fire is king, drill to make a fire, teach people to cook, and cast gold as a blade to make people happy. "
At the beginning of ancient times, people absorbed the essence of dew and ate animals and plants. When they lived in Shan Ye, they ate birds and animals, wore animal skins, lived by the water, and ate fish, turtles, clams and clams. These aquatic things are not baked with fire, and they stink and are harmful to the stomach. So a saint appeared. He is the king because he knows how to use fire well. He created and made a drill to draw fire, taught people to make cooked food, cast and smelt metal to make weapon blades. People were very happy and called him a monk. "
Second, drill wood for fire.
1. Original: Sui Mingguo ① I don't know that at four o'clock in the day and night, there is a fire tree named Sui Mu, which is full of twists and turns. There are saints in the afterlife who travel through the sun and the moon. As for their country, they rest under this tree. If birds peck at the tree, it will burn. The sage was deeply impressed, because he used twigs to drill fire, so he called himself a man.
2. Note: ① Sui Mingguo: the legendary country name. (2) Bend over 1,000 hectares: Bend over 10,000 hectares. ③ Yu: Same as Yu. ④ Owl: ch xi o, a family of birds, has a big head, a short and curved mouth, and eats small animals such as mice, rabbits and insects, which is beneficial to agriculture. ⑤ Sui: pronounced as Su.
3. Translation: Sui. But there is no sunshine day and night here, it is dark everywhere, and there is no fire at all. The young man was very disappointed and sat under a big tree named Nianju to have a rest. Suddenly, a light flashed before the young man's eyes, shining brightly around him. The young man immediately stood up and looked around for a light source. At this time, he found several big birds pecking insects on the tree with short and hard beaks. As soon as they pecked, bright sparks shone on the trees. When the young man saw this scene, his mind flashed. He immediately broke some branches and drilled big branches with small branches. The branch was really ablaze, but it didn't catch fire. The young man is not discouraged. He found all kinds of branches and patiently rubbed them with different branches. Finally, smoke came out of the branches, and then it caught fire. The young man shed tears of joy.
When young people return to their hometown, they bring people a kind of fire that never goes out-the method of drilling wood for fire. From then on, people no longer have to live in cold and fear. People were impressed by the young man's courage and wisdom, elected him as the leader, and called him "the man who made the fire", which means "the man who made the fire".
3. The classical Chinese translation of "drilling wood for fire" originally suggested that people drill wood for fire.
Then, in the Ming Dynasty (1), I didn't know it was four o'clock day and night, and there was a fire tree named Suimu, which was 1,000 hectares (2). There are saints in the afterlife who travel through the sun and the moon. As for their country, they rest under this tree. If birds peck at the tree, it will burn. The sage was deeply impressed, because he used twigs to drill fire, so he called himself a man.
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(1) Sui Mingguo: the legendary country name. (2) Bend over 1,000 hectares: Bend over 10,000 hectares. ③ Yu: Same as Yu. ④ Owl: ch xi o, a family of birds, has a big head, a short and curved mouth, and eats small animals such as mice, rabbits and insects, which is beneficial to agriculture. ⑤ Sui: pronounced as Su.
Ming dynasty. But there is no sunshine day and night here, it is dark everywhere, and there is no fire at all. The young man was very disappointed and sat under a big tree named Nianju to have a rest. Suddenly, a light flashed before the young man's eyes, shining brightly around him. The young man immediately stood up and looked around for a light source. At this time, he found several big birds pecking insects on the tree with short and hard beaks. As soon as they pecked, bright sparks shone on the trees. When the young man saw this scene, his mind flashed. He immediately broke some branches and drilled big branches with small branches. The branch was really ablaze, but it didn't catch fire. The young man is not discouraged. He found all kinds of branches and patiently rubbed them with different branches. Finally, smoke came out of the branches, and then it caught fire. The young man shed tears of joy.
When young people return to their hometown, they bring people a kind of fire that never goes out-the method of drilling wood for fire. From then on, people no longer have to live in cold and fear. People were impressed by the young man's courage and wisdom, elected him as the leader, and called him "the man who made the fire", which means "the man who made the fire".
At the beginning of ancient times, people sucked dew and ate grass and lived in the wild. 1. Explain the following words (1) to dress up your feathers and skin. (2) Fire is king. ③ People call it "Yue". A: Because eating fishy fish, soft-shelled turtle and snail mussels without fire makes people sick because of gastrointestinal damage, so saints appeared to teach people to drill fires and cook cooked food. 4. What is the significance of the invention of fire to ancient humans? ① Humans evolved from "eating animals and blood" to eating cooked food, and the types and ranges of food were enriched with nutrition, thus promoting the development of human body (especially brain). ② Humans can use fire to prevent the invasion of wild animals, to hunt wild animals, and to keep warm and light, thus expanding the space-time scope of human activities. ③ Humans gradually learn to use fire to make utensils and smelt metals, and accumulate chemical knowledge in the process of using fire.
5. Classical Chinese: Hello!
The original text is embarrassing to drill wood for fire.
Then, in the Ming Dynasty, I didn't know it was four o'clock day and night, and there was a fire tree named Sui Mu, which was 1,000 hectares. There are saints in the afterlife who travel through the sun and the moon. As for their country, they rest under this tree. If birds peck at the tree, it will burn. The sage was deeply impressed, because he used twigs to drill fire, so he called himself a man.
To annotate ...
(1) Sui Mingguo: the legendary country name. (2) Bend over 1,000 hectares: Bend over 10,000 hectares. ③ Yu: Same as Yu. ④ Owl: ch xi o, a family of birds, has a big head, a short and curved mouth, and eats small animals such as mice, rabbits and insects, which is beneficial to agriculture. ⑤ Sui: pronounced as Su.
Ming dynasty. But there is no sunshine day and night here, it is dark everywhere, and there is no fire at all. The young man was very disappointed and sat under a big tree named Nianju to have a rest. Suddenly, a light flashed before the young man's eyes, shining brightly around him. The young man immediately stood up and looked around for a light source. At this time, he found several big birds pecking insects on the tree with short and hard beaks. As soon as they pecked, bright sparks shone on the trees. When the young man saw this scene, his mind flashed. He immediately broke some branches and drilled big branches with small branches. The branch was really ablaze, but it didn't catch fire. The young man is not discouraged. He found all kinds of branches and patiently rubbed them with different branches. Finally, smoke came out of the branches, and then it caught fire. The young man shed tears of joy.
When young people return to their hometown, they bring people a kind of fire that never goes out-the method of drilling wood for fire. From then on, people no longer have to live in cold and fear. People were impressed by the young man's courage and wisdom, elected him as the leader, and called him "the man who made the fire", which means "the man who made the fire".
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6. How did primitive people evolve in the early days of clan commune? There are also many legends in ancient China. Legend has it that there are some great people who are usually both leaders and inventors. Most of these legends were imagined by the ancients according to the life of ancient primitive people. Primitive people's tools are very simple, and there are many wild animals around them, which will hurt them anytime and anywhere. Later, they saw birds nesting in trees. Wild animals can't climb up, so they won't get hurt. Primitive people learn birds and build nests in trees, that is, build a hut in the trees. It's much safer this way. Later people call this "building a wood for a nest" (the sound of a nest is a bird's nest). Cháo invented it? Of course, everyone groped together. But in legend, it is said that one person taught everyone to do this. His name is "Youchao". The earliest primitive people didn't know how to use fire. Everything is eaten raw, not counting eating plants and fruits. Even wild animals are eaten alive, even with blood in their hair. Later, fire was invented (in Zhoukou). When there is lightning, there will be fire in the forest. But primitive people began to see fire, but they were scared to death. Later, they occasionally picked up wild animals that were killed by fire and tasted them. After many experiments, people gradually learned to eat with fire, and managed to keep the fire burning all the year round. After a long time, people drilled hard and sharp wood on another hard piece of wood and drilled out Mars. Some people strike flint (fate) and knock out fire. This shows that people can make artificial fires (according to archaeological data, cavemen already know how to make artificial fires). Who invented it? Working people, of course, but it is said to be a legendary person named "Suiren". Artificial fire is a great invention. Since then, people can eat cooked food at any time, and the variety of food has also increased. It is said that Suiren also teaches people to fish. At first, like fish, turtles, clams and so on. Born with a fishy smell. The invention of hunting with nets and bows and arrows is much better than hunting with sticks and stone tools. Not only the animals on the ground, but also the birds in the sky and the fish in the water can be photographed and captured. Most of the birds and animals caught are alive, and they can't be eaten for a while, so they can be kept until next time. In this way, people learned to raise them again. This kind of net fishing can be done. It is all the experience accumulated by people in labor. Legend has it that the people who invented these things were "Fu" or "Dong's" (Dong Yin páoxī Ρ:, blisters mean kitchen, and sacrifices mean animals). I don't know how many years have passed during this fishing and hunting period, and human civilization has made more and more progress. At first, people occasionally put one. Grow into more millet. Therefore, people plant a lot. They use wood to make an agricultural tool for cultivated land, which is called Lei Lei (sound L Isi, a wooden shovel with a handle). They use Lei Lei as arable land, grow grain, and gain more. Later, it was said that the person who planted these crops was a man named Shennong. Even met a poisonous one. He not only found many edible foods, but also found many medicinal materials that can cure diseases. It is said that medical career began at that time. From Youchao to Shennong, these legendary big men actually don't exist. However, it is reasonable to develop agriculture from building wood nests to digging wells for fire, to fishing, hunting and animal husbandry, which reflects the development of primitive productive forces. A clan village site was discovered in banpo village, Xi, Shaanxi, about six or seven thousand years ago. Judging from the things unearthed from the site, people in that period knew that they had learned to raise and farm.