How Nuwa created humans step by step, she is talking about her feelings

Before creating humans, Nuwa created chickens on the first day of the first lunar month, dogs on the second day of the lunar month, pigs on the third lunar month, sheep on the fourth lunar month, oxen on the fifth lunar month, horses on the sixth lunar month, and so on on the seventh day of the lunar month. One day, Nuwa used loess and water to make small clay figures in her own image. She made batch after batch, but she felt it was too slow, so she used a rattan, covered it with mud, and waved it around. A little bit of mud sprinkled on the ground turned into people. In order to let human beings pass on forever, she created the wedding ceremony, acted as a matchmaker herself, and let people know how to "create humans" and pass on the family line by her own strength.

Feelings:

These legends were created due to the influence of the matriarchal society at that time, which reflects the great impact that the matriarchal society at that time had on human beings. Influence. The myth of Nuwa creating human beings reflects the living conditions of early human society. As we all know, there was a period of matrilineal clan society in human history. At that time, women occupied an important position in production and life, and children only recognized their mothers, a country without fathers or husbands. The myth of Nuwa’s creation of human beings contains the shadow of matriarchal society.