120 what are the folk stories in China?

4. Shennong tasted a hundred herbs. Shennong was originally one of the five major families. He was born in a cave in Lieshan Mountain. It is said that his body is transparent, and there are two horns on his head, that is, a bull's head. Because of his special appearance, hard work and courage, he was promoted to tribal leader when he grew up. Because his tribe lives in the hot south, it is called Yandi, and everyone calls him Yandi. Once, when he saw a bird holding a seed, he invented grain agriculture. Because of these outstanding contributions, everyone also called him Shennong. Seeing that people were sick, he went to Tiandi Garden to get herbs. When he was given a whip on the same day, Shennong took the whip all the way from Duguang to Lieshan. Shennong tasted a hundred herbs and was poisoned many times, thanks to tea detoxification. Because he vowed to taste all the grass, and finally died because he tasted the grass. In order to commemorate his kindness and achievements, people regarded him as the God of the King of Medicine, and built the Temple of the King of Medicine, offering sacrifices in four seasons. At the junction of Sichuan, Hubei and Shaanxi in China, it is said that Shennong tasted a hundred herbs, which is called Shennongjia Mountain Area. Shennong tasted a hundred herbs.

5. Hua Xu, Razer. Legend has it that Razer is strong and powerful, and his job is to thunder and rain. He lives in osawa, south of Kunlun Mountain and west of Wu State. As long as he slaps his stomach with his hand, he will send out earth-shattering thunder, which will last for a long time and be deafening. Razer knows that Nu Wa did it. In order to test the mind, a huge footprint was made in front of the March of the sage of Hua Xu. Finally, Hua Xu walked into the footsteps of Razer, and all was well, and all shall be well, jack shall have Jill, and gave birth to Emperor Fuxi.

6. Kuafu's wonderful ancient book Shan Hai Jing from China is getting better and better. Legend has it that in the era of the Yellow Emperor, the leader of the Kuafu tribe wanted to take off the sun, so he began to race with the sun day after day. After being thirsty, he died of thirst on the way to osawa. His crutch turned into a peach grove and his body turned into Kuafu Mountain. Kuafu's daily stories reflect China's ancient ancestors' desire to overcome drought. In many ancient books in China, there are legends about Kuafu's daily life. In some parts of China, this mountain is also called "Kuafu Mountain" to commemorate Kuafu.

7. "Shan Hai Jing" and "Xishan Jing" Queen Mother Xisheng said: "The Queen Mother Xisheng lives on the Jade Mountain. She is like a human being, with a leopard's tail and a tiger's teeth, and she is full of success and five disabilities. It means that the Queen Mother of the West is roughly like an individual, with a powerful appearance, and is a monster in charge of disaster (plague) and punishment. According to the legend of immortals, the Queen Mother of the West was born in the most wonderful gasification in western China. She and Dong share the immortal books of men and women in the three realms of the world, which are in harmony with the West. Her deity is second only to Sanqing, which is very noble. The Queen Mother of the West is a lofty Taoist goddess who gathered the wonderful spirit of Western China and was born in Yichuan, Shenzhou. She first lived in the west, was the master of yin spirit and yin qi, and was the supreme of cave yin. The legendary goddess. The great god who is in charge of disaster and punishment has gradually become soft and gentle in the process of spreading and become a kind goddess. According to legend, the Queen Mother lives in Xiandao, Kunlun, and the flat peach garden of the Queen Mother is in Yaochi. There are flat peaches in the garden, which can be eaten forever. Also known as Jinniang, Jinniang in Yaochi, Notre Dame in Yaochi and Queen Mother of the West.

8. The story of Jingwei's reclamation comes from China's wonderful ancient book "Hatoyama". According to legend, Emperor Yan, the sun god, had two daughters. The eldest daughter's name is Yao Ji, and the youngest daughter's name is Nuwa. After living in the Heavenly Palace for a long time, I was bored. One day, a girl went to the East China Sea by boat and drowned. Her uneven spirit turned into a bird with a flower head, a white shell and red claws, perched on Fayushan Mountain and whined "Jingwei, Jingwei", so people called this bird Jingwei. Jingwei flew to the East China Sea with grass stones and vowed to fill the East China Sea. Tao Yuanming of the Jin Dynasty said: Jingwei can fill the sea with tiny wood. Later generations often use the idiom "Jingwei Reclamation" as a metaphor for the established eternal goal, which is backed by perseverance.

9. There is a record in "Happy Travel" from Zhuangzi that "there are fish in the north, called Kun, which is so big that I don't know how many miles; Turned into a bird, its name is Peng, Peng's back, I don't know how many miles, but flew in anger, and its wings hung like clouds. " This Kunpeng is good at changing, channeling everything, helping the Emperor of Heaven to clarify Yuyu, and was named as the Nine-Day Kunpeng.

10. Millennium Ying Long. The winged dragon in ancient legend. According to legend, when Yu was controlling water, he drew a river with a tail to let the water flow into the sea. According to the description in Yi Shuoji, "dragon five is Ceratosaurus for a hundred years, and Ying Long is Ceratosaurus for a thousand years", and Ying Long is the essence of dragons, so he has wings. According to legend, Ying Long was the dragon of the ancient Yellow Emperor. It was ordered by the Yellow Emperor to crusade against Chiyou and kill Chiyou to become a hero. In Yu's flood control, the dragon swept the floor with its tail and diverted the flood. This dragon is also called Huanglong, and Huanglong is it, so it is the hero of Yu. Ying Long is characterized by wings, prickly scales, long head, small nose, eyes and ears, big eyes, high eyebrow arch, sharp teeth, protruding forehead, thin neck, long tail tip and strong limbs, just like a Chinese alligator with wings. The image of Ying Long often appears in jade carvings, stone carvings, silk paintings and lacquerware in the Han Dynasty during the Warring States Period.