Tell me briefly, how did Nuwa create humans?

Kneaded out of mud

Nuwa dug some soil by the pool, mixed it with water, and shaped it into a small thing according to her own shadow, which looked exactly like Nuwa. Wa is similar, she also has five senses, seven orifices, hands and two feet. After pinching it and putting it on the ground, it suddenly came to life. Nuwa was filled with joy when she saw it, and then she squeezed a lot more. She called these little things "people."

These "people" were created in the image of gods, and their demeanor and behavior were naturally different from other creatures. They actually chattered the same words as Nuwa. They cheered and jumped for a while beside Nuwa, and then slowly walked away.

Nuwa’s lonely heart suddenly became warm. She wanted to make the world lively and lively, so that there would be people everywhere in the world created by her own hands, so she kept working and pinched one after another. . But the world is too big after all. She worked for a long time and her hands were numb from squeezing. The little people she made were still too few and far between on the earth. She thought this was not going to work, so she broke off a vine from nearby, stretched it into the mud, and spread it on the ground with mud. As a result, the little bits of mud turned into little people, similar to those made by hand, which made the speed much faster. Seeing that the new method was working, Nuwa became more energetic, and people began to spread all over the land.

Nuwa created many people on the earth. She was happy and her loneliness was gone. She felt very tired and wanted to take a rest and walk around to see how those people lived.

One day, she walked to a place and saw that there were few people around, which was very strange. She leaned over and took a closer look, and saw many little people lying on the ground, motionless. She fiddled with them, but there was no movement. It turned out that there was no movement. This is the little man she first created. At this time, his hair is snow-white and he has died.

When Nuwa saw this situation, she was secretly worried. She thought that she had worked hard to create humans, but humans continued to age and die. If this continues, if we want to keep people in the world, why don't we keep making things forever? This is never the answer.

As a result, Nuwa followed the method of inheritance of all things in the world and asked humans to cooperate with men and women to reproduce. Because humans are God-like creatures and cannot be equal to animals, she established the institution of marriage to distinguish it from the promiscuity of animals. Later generations regarded Nuwa as the "divine matchmaker".