Dujiangyan, the mother of Tianfu; Li Bing, the father of Dujiangyan. "Historical Records: The Book of River Canals" records: "The Sichuan guards cut the ice away from the dam to avoid the damage of the foam water, and passed through the two rivers in Chengdu. All these canals can be boated, and the surplus is used for irrigation, and the people benefit from it. As for the canals that pass through, the water is often diverted to irrigate the fields, and there are trillions of them. However, This book borrows the long memories of the last Yufu King, takes "water control" as the line, integrates the legends of ancient Shu, the thoughts of hundreds of schools of thought in the pre-Qin Dynasty, the power struggle of the Warring States period, and intricate love stories, and chronicles the life of the extraordinary water control general Li Bing.
Reader comments
The story also incorporates ancient Shu legends, which reminded me of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas". Moreover, the author's descriptions are very vivid, and I feel like I have experienced those stories with the last Fish King. I think this book is worth reading. It gave me a deeper understanding of ancient water conservancy projects and historical figures.
The story also incorporates ancient Shu legends, which reminded me of "The Classic of Mountains and Seas". Moreover, the author's descriptions are very vivid, and I feel like I have experienced those stories with the last Fish King. I think this book is worth reading. It gave me a deeper understanding of ancient water conservancy projects and historical figures.