Cowherd and Weaver Girl Abbreviation

In ancient times, there was a child who had no parents and lived with his brother and sister-in-law. His brother and sister-in-law treated him badly. When people saw him herding cattle, they called him Cowherd.

Cowherd grew up and his brother and sister-in-law made him do heavy work. One day, he also proposed separation. In order not to let others gossip, my brother and sister-in-law gave him a cow and a broken car and told him to leave home.

The cowherd came to a mountain, cut firewood during the day and let the cows go to the market to exchange food. One day, the cow said to him, tomorrow evening, you go to the lake on the right mountain. At this time, many fairies are taking a bath. You picked up a pink tulle dress, and the fairy who asked you for clothes was your wife.

The next day, the cowherd did as the cow said, and it really happened. When the fairy who asked for clothes combed her hair, the two of them got to know each other's lives.

It turns out that this fairy named Weaver Girl is the granddaughter of the Queen Mother, and she yearns for freedom. When the Cowherd proposed to her, the Weaver Girl agreed.

After they got married, they gave birth to a man and a woman, and a family of four lived a happy life. However, the Weaver Girl is afraid that her grandmother will find her. One day, the old cow told him before he died that after I died, you skinned me. When you meet an emergency, you put on my skin and I will help you. Then he died.

Finally, the Queen Mother knew that it was natural for fairies to come to the world, so she severely punished them. Now it's Weaver's turn.

The heavenly queen first sent heavenly soldiers to earth and learned that she was in the Cowherd's house.

One day, the Queen Mother came to the Cowherd's house, and just when Cowherd was away, she dragged the Weaver Girl away. His son called his father back at once, and Cowherd put on cowhide at once. At this time, against the backdrop of the magpies, they almost caught up, but the Queen Mother brushed her hair and a river appeared in the middle, separating them.

Back to the sky, but the queen mother couldn't beat the Weaver Girl, so she had to let the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meet on July 7 every year.