Kuafu Zhuri is a Chinese myth and legend in ancient times. The story comes from "The Classic of Mountains and Seas: Overseas Northern Classic".
It is said that during the Huangdi Dynasty, one of the leaders of the Kuafu tribe wanted to take the sun off and put it in people's hearts, so he started chasing the sun. When he was thirsty, he drank up the water from the Yellow River and the Wei River, and was going to drink water from the big lake (or the sea) in the north. He died of thirst on the way to Daze. His walking stick turned into a peach forest and a peach garden; and his body turned into Kuafu Mountain.
This myth reflects the desire of ancient Chinese ancestors to understand nature and defeat it. Although Kuafu's behavior seemed to be overestimating his abilities, his incomparable heroic spirit and his tenacious and indomitable spirit of fighting for his ideals have always inspired future generations.
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The content is wonderful, the emotions are sincere, the imagination is unique, and the language is vivid. The protagonist fights all the way through obstacles for the justice in his heart and the hope of his people. Even though he has to fight hundreds of times, he still refuses to accept the hardships and dangers, and marches forward bravely, which reproduces Kuafu Zhuri's spirit. Not only did he bring hope to his tribe, but he also used his real actions to impress future generations.