Pangu, also known as Pangu, is the creator of ancient myths and legends in China. Born from the chaos shaped like an egg, the turbid gas spreads up and down after waking up, forming heaven and earth. Finally, he collapsed because of fatigue, and his voice, qi and all parts of his body became everything in the world. The myth of Pangu first spread from folklore to the Eastern Han Dynasty, and there was no written record until the Three Kingdoms period. It was first seen in the Three Kingdoms and Wu Ren's May 35 Calendar, which was quoted by the Tang Dynasty. This belief is mainly popular in Tongbai and Biyang areas.
According to the five-element calendar, Pangu was the first person in the world who was physically and mentally, with five limbs and five bodies in appearance, hair and beard. It is recorded in The Tale of Different Images that the whole world is the incarnation of Pangu, with four mountains on its head, sun and moon in its eyes and vegetation in its hair.
Art and literature gathering
Yi Wen Zhi is a comprehensive book compiled by writers, calligraphers, Linghu Defen, Chen, Pei Ju, Zhao Hongzhi and Wu De in July, 624. This is the earliest complete official book in China. It preserved the rich literature materials of China before the Tang Dynasty, especially many poems and other literary works.
The book * * * has one hundred volumes and more than one million words, citing, classifying and sorting out ancient books 143 1 species. Yiwen Lei Ju, Bei Tang Shuchao, Notes for Beginners and Baijia Liu Tie are collectively called "Four Books of the Tang Dynasty", while Yiwen Lei Ju is classified by items, with stories in front and sources. The quoted poems are also marked with times, authors and themes, and according to different styles, words such as "poem", "fu", "praise" and "truth" are marked in categories.
Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Pangu