How to understand the cultural connotation of Fuxi Nu Wa Tu?

During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Chinese culture was all-inclusive, open and inclusive, which provided an unprecedented and prosperous communication and blending environment for all ethnic groups. Yeh Wang Fan speaks Chinese, a poem by Cen Can, a frontier poet, vividly describes the use of Chinese by ethnic minorities in Xinjiang. A large number of broken pages and enlightenment books reflecting the learning of Chinese characters and the writing of poems by local people in the Tang Dynasty have been unearthed in Xinjiang, such as the document of Bu Tianshou, a 12-year-old student from Xizhou in the fourth year of Tang Jinglong (AD 7 10) unearthed from the tomb of Astana in Turpan. According to the literature, he not only copied the Analects of Confucius, but also wrote a poem: "Sir, it's too late to write a book today." Ming Dynasty is Jia (Fake) Day, and students let it go early. "Explain that there were private schools in Xinjiang and the Central Plains at that time, learning the same classics and writing the same words. The infiltration of Confucian ideology and culture is also profoundly affecting people's ancestral feelings of being cautious and pursuing the future. A large number of portraits of Fuxi Nuwa from Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties to Sui and Tang Dynasties were unearthed in Xinjiang. These Fuxi Nuwa statues have both Han style and Hu style, which shows that the ancestors of all ethnic groups in ancient Xinjiang reached a profound cognitive unity in ancestor worship.