Cangjie word-making is one of the ancient myths and legends in China. Cang Xie, also known as Cang Xie, surnamed Hou Gang and Shi Huangshi, is a historian of Xuanyuan Huangdi, who collected, sorted out and used the characters passed down from ancestors and played an important role in the creation of Chinese characters. He studied Chinese characters according to the footprints of wild animals and made immortal contributions to the prosperity of the Chinese nation. However, it is generally believed that Cang Xie's creation of Chinese characters is only a legend. However, he may be the organizer of Chinese characters and is regarded as a "sage of word creation" by later generations.
Cang Xie's native place, according to "Wan Xing Tong Pu" Volume 52: It is recorded that "in ancient times, there were Cang Xie people, Nanle Wucun people, born with four eyes, and they were historians of Xuanyuan Huangdi." Cang Xie, a native of Nanle Wucun, was born with four eyes. He is the official history of Xuanyuan Huangdi and began to use words instead of tying politics.
Cang Xie's creation of Chinese characters is only an ancient legend. We generally believe that the birth of Chinese characters is not the work of one person, but the result of the long-term cumulative development of ancestors.