Legend of Yanhuang

This book draws on the records of more than a hundred ancient books, eliminates falsehoods and retains the true, and for the first time systematically and clearly clarifies the historical development of the Yan and Huang periods. It clears up the confusion about the origin of Chinese culture, such as Emperor Yan and Fuxi, Chiyou, Zhurong, Gonggong, and Huangdi, as well as their mutual relationships and historical and cultural contributions. It has cracked the code of strange shapes of people, gods and beasts in the Yan and Huang Dynasties, such as: minotaur-headed human face, snake body, wings on the back and other mysterious phenomena. It found the mother body of current social development and cultural self-confidence, and proposed that Emperor Yan, Chiyou and Huangdi were not independent individuals, but the titles of leaders of a clan and tribe. They represented a historical stage, gathering the wisdom of everyone, teaching farming, taming six animals, tasting hundreds of medicines, smelting and making utensils, and civilization continued to advance. By the time of the Yellow Emperor, Xuanyuan, the first Yellow Emperor, invented cars and boats, made clothes, modified the harp and harp, standardized music, created writing, deduced the Eight Diagrams, arranged formations, built forts, fortified cities, raised silkworms and reeled silk, quarried copper utensils, and planned... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.