What's the ending of Chiyou riding a beast panda vs. Huangdi? Why are pandas called iron eaters?

Records in Beichuan county, Sichuan province call giant pandas "iron eaters". As early as in ancient books, there are many such records. Han Dong Fang Shuo (BC 153- 93 BC) said in "Nerve": "There are wild animals in the south, which are called biting iron." In Er Ya Shi Beast by Guo Pu in Jin Dynasty, the giant panda is described as "bear-like, with a small head and soft feet, black and white refutation, and can feed on copper, iron and bamboo bones." There is a more detailed account in Yuan Mu's The First Episode of New Qi Xie in the Ming Dynasty: "There are tapirs in Fangxian County, who like to eat copper and iron without hurting people. Any folk plough, hoe, knife, axe, etc. Will drool and eat like rot. The iron sheets wrapped on the city gate are all right. "

Details are as follows:

1, Introduction

Chiyou is a tribal leader in China myths and legends. He, together with the Yellow Emperor and Yan Di, is also known as the ancestor of Chinese culture, and is famous for fighting side by side with the Yellow Emperor in the battle of Zhuolu. Chiyou's strength in the war made it synonymous with war. Those who respect it think it is a god of war, and those who reject it think it is the culprit. Chiyou is also one of the distant ancestors of Miao nationality. His active age is roughly the same as that of Yan Di and Huangdi, leaders of Huaxia nationality.

2. Myth; legend

Chiyou is an ancient tribal leader named Chiyou, who is the god of war in China mythology. Chiyou fought against Emperor Yan and later defeated Emperor Yan. Therefore, Yan Di and Huangdi joined forces to fight against Chiyou. Eighty-one brother transferred troops to Chiyou to lead a fierce battle with the Yellow Emperor in Zhuolu. Legend has it that Chiyou has eight legs, three heads and six arms, a bronze head and an iron forehead, and is invulnerable. He is good at fighting with knives, axes and swords. He is immortal and brave.

3. War

Thousands of years ago, many clans and tribes lived in the Yellow River and Yangtze River basins in China. Among them, the Yellow Emperor is the most famous tribal leader in the Yellow River Basin. Another famous tribal leader is called Emperor Yan. The Yellow Emperor and Yan Di are brothers. There is a Jiuli nationality in the Yangtze River valley, and their leader is Chiyou, who is very strong.