Emperor Wa's Era

"Era of Emperor Wa" is an epic work based on the Chinese matrilineal clan civilization. At the end of the Ice Age, when natural disasters were raging and the tribe was dying, the girl Si (Nuwa) used her extraordinary observation and creativity to lead the tribe from cave dwelling to settlement, pioneering "semi-burrow houses" and "pottery making technology", and was honored with the name "Wa". She dug soil to make a house, kneaded the soil to make utensils, tamed wolves as companions, sown grains for food, and even used painted pottery to draw figures and engrave historical events to create tribal beliefs and cultural identity. However, the fire of civilization eventually attracted the Fuxi people in the south to covet it. The patriarchal tribes that worshiped the sun and male gods moved northward and approached, and the two forms of civilization—matrilineal symbiosis and patrilineal conquest—collided for the first time. Nuwa needs to use wisdom and courage to guard the fire of the ethnic group and lay the most primitive foundation of Chinese civilization amidst conflicts and integration. This book uses archeology and mythology as its two wings to reconstruct the female narrative at the origin of Eastern civilization, showing the wisdom, cooperation and aesthetic awakening of matriarchal society. This is a magnificent epic about the birth of civilization, and it is also a philosophical speculation on "inheritance and creation". Keywords: Matriarchal clan, civilization epic, Nuwa's creation, national style aesthetics, prehistoric myths, female growth, tribal conflict, cultural origins