The Legend of the Yellow River A Brief Introduction to the Legend of the Yellow River

1. According to legend, a long time ago, there was a river god in the Yellow River. People called him Hebo. Hebo stood on the bank of the Yellow River. Looking at the rolling waves coming from the west and rushing eastward, he said excitedly, "The Yellow River is so big that no river in the world can compare with it." I am the biggest water god!

2. Someone told him, "What you said is wrong. There is a place called Beihai in the east of the Yellow River, which is really big." Hebo said, "I don't believe it. No matter how big the North Sea is, can it be bigger than the Yellow River?"

3. The man said, "Don't mention a Yellow River. Even if several Yellow Rivers flow into the North Sea, they can't hold it."

4. Hebo stubbornly said, "I have never seen the North Sea. I don't believe it."

5. The man was helpless and told him, "If you have a chance to see Beihai, you will understand what I said."

6. It's autumn, and the torrential rains for several days have made all the rivers, big and small, pour into the Yellow River. The river surface of the Yellow River is wider, and when you look across the river, you can't tell the difference between cattle and horses on the other side. From this, Hebo was even more proud, thinking that all the most spectacular scenery in the world was in his own place. While enjoying himself, he remembered the North Sea that someone told him about, so he decided to go there and have a look.

7. Hebo came downstream to the mouth of the Yellow River, and suddenly his eyes lit up. If Beihai, the sea god, was welcoming him with a big smile, Hebo looked around and saw the Wang Yang of Beihai, which was boundless. He just looked at it for a while.

8. Say to Beihai Ruo with deep feelings: "As the saying goes, if you only know some truth, you think that no one can compare with yourself. This is me. Today, if I hadn't seen the vast North Sea with my own eyes, I would have thought that the Yellow River was unparalleled in the world! In that case, it will not be laughed at by knowledgeable people forever. "