Yao Ji gently pulled out a jade hairpin from her head and waved it towards the twelve evil dragons. After a flash of light, the wind stopped and the rain stopped immediately, the clouds dispersed and the sky opened, revealing the twelve evil dragons. All died and fell to the ground.
But the evil dragons still harmed people after their death. Their corpses turned into twelve high mountains, namely Wushan. Out of compassion for the world, she killed twelve dragons and helped Dayu control the floods, becoming the goddess peak who protects the earth. However, some people say that she is the daughter of Emperor Yan (Red Emperor, Emperor of the South), whose original name was Yao Ji, also known as Yao Ji.
Yao Ji is in Chinese poetry:
Gradually accumulated into an inextricably linked "Wushan goddess complex". Since then, in addition to "intimacy", Chinese culture's attitude toward women has also added "respect." For example, Jia Baoyu's attitude toward women is "intimacy and respect." It can be seen that the dreamy characteristics of the goddess have transcended The original meaning of "female".
At this time, the original text describing women points to the meaning of "super women", such as: beauty, ideals, pursuit of life, etc.
The goddess of Wushan is the god of clouds and rain, praised by literati. The daughter of the Queen Mother of the West, the daughter of Emperor Yan and the daughter of Nanchi, is called "Miaoyong Zhenren". When Dayu channeled the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River, she granted him nine volumes of heavenly books and sent divine soldiers to help him. Only then did Dayu succeed in controlling the floods. After that, she settled in Wushan for the benefit of the people. Over time, her figure turned into a beautiful goddess peak.