Broken bamboo, continued bamboo, flying soil, chasing far away.
(selected from "Wu Yue Chun Qiu Gou Jian Conspiracy Biography")
This is a primitive labor ballad, which tells the story of an ancient man's son who acted as a bomb guard after his death to prevent his body from being eaten by animals.
Among them, "broken bamboo" and "continued bamboo" are the process of making slingshots, "flying soil" is shooting mud pills, "meat" is "killing" in ancient times, and "killing" is chasing wild animals. .
In addition, the songs of primitive times are the records of ancient human production, labor and life. Their ideological content and language form are simple and straightforward, and they are the earliest poems in ancient China. There are also similar poems, such as Yi Waci and the last six words of Zhouyi Guimei. . . . .