Yishui Yaoguang: Collection of Ancient Myths of Yishui

In the east of the vast land of China, there flows a river carrying countless stories-Yihe River. It is not only the mother river of Linyi, but also a living history book of Dongyi culture. This book collects many ancient myths related to the Yi River, taking you back to the ancient times when chaos first emerged. There is a legend about the sisters Yihe and Huanghe, the daughters of Hebo, who accidentally caused heavenly punishment in order to save the common people. There was a god named Erlang who subdued the fish spirit, dragon spirit, and shrimp spirit that were harmful to the human world, and then used a "pole" in the sky to create the legend of Yihe River. There is also the story of the Jade Emperor's "Yisu Pearl" being stolen, the Thunder God and the Lightning Queen fighting against the evil dragon Taotie, and the Pearl fragmenting into Yihe and Suhe rivers. Some of these myths show the love and hatred of ancient gods, some reflect the ancestors' awe and imagination of nature, and some demonstrate the courage and responsibility in the face of disasters. They have been passed down from generation to generation, carrying the beliefs and emotions of the people on this land, and telling the historical changes on both sides of the Yi River for thousands of years. Open this book and let us walk into the fantasy world of Yishui ancient myths and feel the charm that spans time and space.