What fairy tales are there in China?

A symbol of Jingwei's reclamation/tenacious determination

China ancient myth story: Jingwei filling the sea.

Content introduction: Emperor Yan has a little daughter named Nuwa. This girl is very clever. When the Yellow Emperor saw her, he couldn't help praising her. Emperor Yan regarded this girl as the apple of his eye. But once again, the girl went to the East China Sea and accidentally fell into the water and drowned. After her death, she became a bird called Jingwei. Jingwei hates the ruthless sea for taking her young life, and she wants to avenge herself. So she kept walking a pebble from the pigeon Xana where she lived, spread her wings and flew to the East China Sea. She went back to the rough sea, groaning, throwing stones and branches, trying to fill the sea. The sea roared and laughed at her: "bird, forget it." You will work for a million years and you will never fill me! " "Jingwei is very persistent and answers the sea at high altitude:" Even if you work for ten million years, ten million years, until the end of the universe and the end of the world, I will eventually fill you up! "It's the turn of the sea." Why do you hate me so much? " "Because you took my young life, you will take many young and innocent lives in the future. I will keep working, and one day I will fill you up. "

Moral of the story: Jingwei's perseverance, good wishes and lofty ambitions are all respected by people.

Highlight: Reading this story can not only help you understand the deeds of Jingwei, but also learn from her perseverance. I believe that as long as you work hard and persist, you will succeed.

China ancient myth story: Kuafu day by day.

Content abstract: Kuafu is a giant in ancient myths and legends, living in the Great Northern Wilderness in Tianshan Mountains. One year, the weather was very hot, and the burning sun shone directly on the earth, baking crops, scorching trees and drying rivers. People can't stand the heat. People in Kuafu are dying. Seeing this, Kuafu was very sad. He looked up at the sun and told his people, "The sun is really hateful. I want to catch up with it and let it listen to people. " After hearing this, everyone dissuaded them. But Kuafu is determined to chase the sun. He chased the sun. When he reached the Jade Valley where the sun was about to set, he felt thirsty and went to drink water from the Yellow River and the Weihe River. After he drained the river, his thirst still didn't stop. He wanted to drink the water from the Great Lakes in the north, but he died of thirst before he got there. Kuafu threw away his walking stick when he died, and it suddenly turned into a peach grove full of fresh fruits to quench his thirst for those who later pursued the light.

Moral of the story: Kuafu's brave and adventurous spirit is worth learning.

Highlight: Kuafu's daily stories give people rich imagination and profound enlightenment.

China Ancient Myth: the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon

Content abstract: Long ago, a young man named Hou Yi married Chang 'e. Soon, ten suns appeared in the sky, which did great harm to people. Later generations could not bear the sufferings of the people and shot down nine suns in one breath. Hou Yi saved the people, and many people came to learn from him, including a bad man named Meng Peng. The Queen Mother admired this descendant and rewarded him with the elixir of life. But later generations could not bear to part with Chang 'e, so they gave Chang 'e the elixir for safekeeping. One day, later generations went out hunting and let the bad guys in Penglai force Chang 'e to hand over the elixir. Chang 'e swallowed the elixir of life at the critical moment and flew into the sky. Because Chang 'e was worried about her husband, she flew to the nearest moon and became a fairy. Since then, people have placed incense tables under the moon and prayed for good luck and peace to the kind Chang 'e.

Moral of the story: Fight bravely when you meet bad people.

Highlight: This story is very imaginative, which can let the baby know the origin of Mid-Autumn Festival on August 15. It is a myth and legend that babies must read.

China Ancient Myth: Yugong Yishan

Story content: Once upon a time, there was an old man named Gong Yu. He is 90 years old. There are two big mountains in front of his house, which makes it very inconvenient to travel. One day, he called a meeting of his family and proposed to move the two mountains. Yu Gong's proposal was accepted by everyone, so the whole family began to work together. After working for a month, the mountain seems to have not changed. There is an old man in the village named Zhisou. He saw Gong Yu's family moving mountains and began to laugh at them. Zhishuo said to Gong Yu, "How can you move these two mountains at your age?" ? The foolish old man said, I can't move. My son, grandson ... children and grandchildren can move. Ignoring the ridicule, Yugong took the whole family to move on. Their spirit finally touched the immortals and helped them move mountains.

Moral of the story: This story tells us that no matter what difficulties you have, you can solve them as long as you have perseverance.

Highlight: After reading this story, you can learn from Yu Gong's perseverance and his belief that human beings can overcome everything.

China Ancient Myth: Cowherd and Weaver Girl

Content abstract: Once upon a time, there was a clever and honest young man named Niulang. He has a cow with good feelings. One day, the cowherd went out to herd cattle and happened to meet seven fairies coming down to take a bath. Cowherd likes the youngest seven fairies very much, and so does the little seven fairies. They became husband and wife. After the marriage of Cowherd and Weaver Girl, the man plowed and the woman weaved, and two children were born. But soon, the Queen Mother descended to earth and forcibly brought the Weaver Girl back to heaven. The old cow was sad to see the cowherd and asked him to make his own skin into shoes and fly to the sky. Cowherd reluctantly agreed. He took the children to fly to the sky to chase the weaver girl. However, the heavenly queen became a river and separated them. They are very sad. Magpies were moved by them, and all flew to build a magpie bridge to meet them. The Queen Mother had no choice but to allow them to meet at Queqiao on July 7th every year.

Moral of the story: True feelings can touch people most.

Highlight: The romantic love story of Cowherd and Weaver Girl and her determination not to be afraid of power are very touching.