Gong Yu in Beishan, nearly ninety years old, lives with his back to the mountain. Suffering from the traffic jam in the north of the mountain, I called the whole family to discuss and said, "I will try my best to dig that steep mountain with you and go all the way south to Yuzhou and reach the south bank of Hanshui, okay?" There were expressions of support for his opinion. His wife questioned: "With your strength, even a hill like Kuifu can't be cut down. What can you do with Taihang Mountain and Wuwangshan Mountain? " Besides, where do we put the excavated earth and stone? "Everyone said," throw them on the edge of the Bohai Sea, north of the Tibetan soil. "So he led his three children and grandchildren, shouldering the burden, chiseling stones and digging earth, and carried them to the edge of Bohai Sea with a dustpan. Neighbor Shi Jing's widow has an orphan who is only seven or eight years old, skipping around to help them. Winter goes and summer comes, and the seasons change. I only come back and forth.
He Quzhi laughed and dissuaded Gong Yu, saying, "You are too clever. In your last few years in the world, you uprooted a grass on the mountain, and that's all you have left. What can you do with mud and stones? " The Yugong of Beishan sighed and said, "You are so stubborn that you can't understand things, even orphans and widows." Even if I die, I still have a son; Son gives birth to grandson, grandson gives birth to son; A son has a son. A son has a grandson; There is no end to children and grandchildren. But the mountains won't increase any more, so why dig uneven? "There is nothing to answer the meandering stay.
When the mountain god heard that Gong Yu moved mountains, he was afraid that he would continue to dig, so he reported it to the Emperor of Heaven. The emperor was moved by Yugong's sincerity. He ordered the two sons of Hercules Kwae to move two mountains, one in the east of Shuofang and the other in the south of Yongzhou.
From then on, from the south of Jizhou to the south of Hanshui River, there is no mountain barrier.