Who knows the story of Nu people?

A long time ago, there was an unmarried old woman in the Nu stockade. There are a lot of gossip in the stockade, and she is always discriminated against by everyone. One winter morning, as usual, she carried a basket on her back and hurried to carry hemp firewood. Passing a big peach tree, she suddenly found that there was only one big and bright red peach on it. She picked it herself and ate it without thinking. From then on, the woman always felt a little full, protruding outward day by day. Gal, talk in the stockade, said she was uglier, she didn't also the way. One day not long after, she suddenly felt a sharp pain in her stomach and gave birth to a white and fat baby boy. A baby boy will be called "mother" after birth, eat an egg three days later, help his mother chop wood and farm at the age of four, and grow into an adult at the age of twelve or thirteen. He can pull up an acre of vegetation with his bare hands, burn the ground to grow crops, and support a stockade. Both mother and son soon became the envy of people in the stockade.

But no one expected that this extraordinary person could eat more. He can eat a bucket of food at a meal, so that he didn't grow enough food for himself in the end. He even ate up what his mother planted, and her mother supported him with food from the stockade. This time, the village began to hate him because of the way he ate. They all used angry language to say that he was "Hong", meaning someone who could eat a bucket of vegetables at a meal. From then on, he got this discriminatory nickname, which became his name over time. Hong thought she was ashamed to raise her mother and felt sorry for her relatives and friends in the stockade. Desperate, he chose to leave his mother's hometown where he had lived for many years and make a living by hunting in the deep mountains and forests. Although he is alone in the forest, picking wild fruits and hunting game are his strengths, and maintaining his life is no longer a worry. After all, Hong is her own child. Hong's mother thought Hong would go crazy when she arrived. A year later, she embarked on the road of finding children according to her familiar footprints. She searched and searched, and it was full of troubles. There is hope for finding her son. One day, she finally saw her son's cooking place and saw his leftover meat. She naively thought that her son knew that she would go to him and leave it for her. Later, when I found my son, Hong, I realized that the bird's leg meatballs were buckled out of his teeth by Hong, not left over, nor left to himself on purpose.

Mother and son met, sobbing, and everyone forgot to ask this paragraph. The mother was so happy to find her son that she wanted to take him back to the stockade, but she hung up on her mother and Ah Hong, who missed her hometown, and lied to her mother on the grounds that she was used to living in the Woods. Ciren's mother believed it, returned to the stockade and told the villagers about her son's life in the deep mountains and forests. Everyone in the stockade envies Ah Hong's life. After leaving the stockade for many years, Ah Hong never saw her mother go up the mountain to look for him again. He is more homesick, even in his dreams, he is always by his mother's side. Coincidentally, just when he was eager to miss his loved ones, the people in the stockade were harassed by outsiders, unable to fight back, and turned to Ah Hong for help. When Ah Hong heard that the villagers in the stockade were bullied, they were very angry, so he returned to the stockade in time and led a team to prepare food. Three days later, he carried the prepared food on his back and went straight to the enemy's lair. As soon as the intruder heard that the other party was just Hong, and he didn't take any precautions, Hong hit him straight for mercy. Hong thinks that people who beg for mercy must know that they are wrong and will not punish them again. Make a fierce pursuit of those who resist to the end. After several days of fierce fighting, foreign enemies were chased into the stockade behind the mountain, and their corn racks were carried back to Nujiang with corn. This aroused the resentment of the invaders and recruited active men to grab food again. When Hong was resting at the top of the mountain, he saw the invading enemy challenging him with all kinds of weapons. It is not difficult for Hong to clean them up, but he doesn't want more people to shed blood and die. So, he pulled out several Chinese fir trees that were tens of feet long and weighed tens of thousands of pounds to intercept their pursuit, and deliberately stepped on the intercepted Chinese fir trees to solve a lot of feces. Seeing this situation, the enemy thought that Hong was leading a team stronger than them into the village, and it would be tantamount to death to pursue again, so he stopped pursuing.

Since then, the Nu people's place has never been invaded again, and they live a quiet life. A Hong relies on her tall and burly figure, not only can she eat a bucket of vegetables at a meal, but she often travels thousands of miles away every day. He defeated the foreign enemy, and when crossing the Nujiang River, he stepped on Jiangdong and Jiangxi with one foot, holding the little doll and saying "e-e-e-e" as he ran. He dipped the little doll into the river, and at other times, he lifted it up. Doby, the little doll, climbed onto the pottery standard (now Pinto is halfway up the mountain, and when he is resting by the cave, he records some events on the rock wall, which is now. The locals call him Ahong Land Rover, which means Ahong Cave. Climb the Guo Ao slope above Pinto again. There is a beetle on the road, which always looks unpleasant. Hong trampled the beetle to death. Who knows that the beetle's horn stung people's feet, thickened and died in Nauro (now Sede Natural Village), and was buried in Guo Ao on the west slope of Sede Natural Village.