A short story of asking for praise for the father chasing the sun within 100 words .

Praise the father day by day, praise the father and the day away, into the sun, thirsty, want to drink, drink in the river, Wei; The river is insufficient, and the north drinks Daze, but before it arrives, the road dies of thirst.

Translation: Kwafu and the sun are chasing the race, approaching the sun, (very) thirsty, wanting to drink water, in the Yellow River, in the Wei River; The water of the Yellow River and the Wei River was not enough to drink, so I went north to drink the water from the big lake, but I didn't go there, and I died of thirst halfway.

Kuafu's day by day - "The Classic of Mountains and Seas, Overseas North Classic".

Kuafu chased away with the sun, entered the sun, thirsty to drink, drank in the river, Wei, the river and Wei were insufficient, and drank Daze in the north, but before he arrived, he died of thirst. Abandon his staff and turn into Dunlin.

Translation] Kuafu (a giant in mythology, good at running, legend has it that he is the grandson of the god of the earth, Houtu. Father: In ancient times, it was used as a good name after a man's name, and it was also written as fu ) to race against the sun.

Caught (approached) the sun, thirsty, and wanted to get water to drink. Go to the Yellow River and Weishui to drink water, the water of the Yellow River and Weishui is not enough to drink. Go to the north and drink the water from the Great Lake (Osawa:

The mythical Great Lake), before he arrived, he died of thirst halfway through. Throwing away his cane, he turned into a dunlin (i.e., a peach forest).

Kwafu (a mythical giant, good at running, legend has it that he is the grandson of the god of the earth, Goto. Father: In ancient times, it was used as a good name after a man's name, and it was also written as fu ) to race against the sun.

Caught (approached) the sun, thirsty, and wanted to get water to drink. Go to the Yellow River and Weishui to drink water, the water of the Yellow River and Weishui is not enough to drink. Go to the north and drink the water from the Great Lake (Osawa:

The mythical Great Lake), before he arrived, he died of thirst halfway through. Throwing away his cane, he turned into a dunlin (i.e., a peach forest).

In ancient times, in the northern wilderness, there was a majestic and towering mountain, called Chengdu Zaitian. In the mountains there is a group of giants. And their chief was the son of Shin, the son of Shin, the god of the underworld, and his name was Kwafu.

Kuafu often hung the vicious yellow snake he caught on his ears as a decoration, grabbed it in his hand and waved it, and was proud of it. Such a majestic giant one day challenged the rising sun and setting in the west. He was going to race against the sun, from east to west, chasing the sun.

The sun was running in the heavens, and Kwafu was running on the earth. The closer he got to the sun, the hotter he felt, and he felt thirsty. Finally, Kuafu chased to the place where the sun set - Yugu.

Seeing that the sun is in front of you, you can reach out and touch it. But Kuafu only felt thirsty at this time and wanted to drink water. So he lowered his head and drank the water of the Yellow River and the Wei River in one go.

So much water couldn't quench his thirst. Before that, he had heard that there was a large lake in the north, and there was enough water there. So Kuafu set out again for the north, but before he could reach it, he died of thirst on the way.

The fallen father of Kua dropped the cane in his hand. As soon as the cane hit the ground, it turned into a peach forest. The peaches on the trees are fresh and juicy, quenching the thirst of every traveler on the road.

Allusion Kua's father chased away with the sun and entered the day. Thirsty to drink, drink in Hewei, Hewei is insufficient, and drink Daze in the north. Before he arrived, he died of thirst. Abandon his staff. Transformed into Dunlin.

"The Classic of Mountains and Seas: Overseas North".

The original story is as follows:

Praise the father and the sun to chase away, into the sun; Thirsty to drink, drink in Hewei, Hewei is insufficient, and drink Daze in the north. Before he arrived, he died of thirst. Abandon his staff and turn into Dunlin.

In ancient times, there was a man named Kuafu who wanted to chase the sun. When the sun was about to set, he felt his mouth dry and drank all the water from the Yellow River and Weishui, but he was still thirsty. He wanted to drink the water of Osawa in the north, but before he could arrive, he was dyed of thirst.

So his staff turned into a peach forest, his body into mountains, and his blood into rivers.

Kua's father chases the sun, is he chasing **?

The Kuafu clan wanted to take off the sun, so they began to race against the sun day by day, and after drinking the Yellow River and Weishui in thirst, they died of thirst on the way to Daze, and their canes turned into peach forests, and their bodies turned into Kuafu Mountain.

A big man, who was full of food, went to chase the sun to play, and finally died of sunburn.

One summer, a drought struck the northern Kwafu tribe, and the crops were roasted like dead leaves. Too open type. Day by day, he drank all the water of the river, (Kuafu was thirsty, and he was determined to go to Beize.) In the middle of the day, the widowed father died, abandoned the staff, turned into a forest, and turned into a Kuafu Mountain. )

I believe you're a ghost, you're a bad old man.

Once upon a time there was a man named Kuafu, who was with? Yang Race. He was very thirsty, so he drank the water of the two of them. He ran again to Daze, and died of thirst halfway through. It became a mountain, and the cane became a peach forest.

Original text: Taihang, Wangwu two mountains, seven hundred miles away, ten thousand miles high. This is in the south of Jizhou and the north of Heyang.

The foolish man of Beishan is ninety years old and lives facing the mountain. Punish the fortress in the north of the mountain, and enter and exit the detour. Gather in the room and conspire:

I and Ru Bili are in danger, referring to the south of Henan, reaching Hanyin, but what? "Mixed promises. His wife was suspicious

With the power of the king, he could not damage the hill of the father, such as Taihang and the king's house? And the earth and stones? "Miscellaneous

Cast into the tail of the Bohai Sea, the north of the hidden land. Then he led his descendants to carry the burden of the three husbands, knocked on the stone to reclaim the soil, and transported it to the end of the Bohai Sea. The widow of the neighbor's Jingcheng clan has a widowed man, and he jumped to help him.

The cold and summer are easy to change, and the beginning is reversed.

Hequ Zhisuo smiled and said: "What's more, you are not favored." With the remaining strength of the last years, it has not been able to destroy a single hair of the mountain, what is it like soil and stones?

Beishan Yugong said: "The solidity of your heart is incomprehensible, and it was not as good as a widow and a weak son." Though I die, I have a son; Sons beget grandchildren, and grandchildren beget sons; Sons have sons, and sons have grandchildren; The children and grandchildren are infinitely scarce, and the mountains do not increase, why suffer and be uneven?

The river meandered to the death of the dead.

When the god of the snake heard it, he was afraid of it, and Changshi told the emperor. The emperor felt his sincerity and ordered the two sons of the Kua'e family to bear two mountains, one in the east of Shuo, and one in the south of Yongnan. Since then, the south of Hebei, the yin of Han, has no long to break.

Translation: The two mountains of Taihang and Wangwu, 700 miles in length and width, 78,000 zhang high, were originally in the south of Jizhou, north of the north bank of the Yellow River.

At the bottom of the North Mountain, there was a man named Yugong, who was nearly ninety years old, and lived facing the mountain. He was suffering from the blockage in the northern part of the mountain, and he had to twist and turn in and out, so he gathered the whole family and discussed: "I will do my best with you to eradicate the steep mountains, so that the road leads all the way to the south of Yuzhou and reach the south bank of the Han River, okay?"

Besides, the excavated soil and stones are placed in **? They said, "Throw it to the edge of the Bohai Sea, to the north of the hidden land."

So Yu Gong led three of his children and grandchildren who could carry the burden up the mountain, chiseled stones, dug up the soil, and transported them to the shore of the Bohai Sea with a basket. The widow of the neighbor Jingcheng clan has a widow who has just changed her teeth, and she jumps to help him. When the seasons change in winter and summer, you can go back and forth to the dust-resistant limb once.

The wise old man in the bend laughed at the fool and stopped him from doing it, saying, "You are really stupid! With the remaining years and the strength you have left, you can't even move a single grass on the mountain, what can you do with the dirt and stones?

Beishan Yugong sighed and said: "You are stubborn in your thinking, stubborn to the point of immutability, even orphans and widows are not comparable. Even if I die, I still have my son; The son begat grandson, and the grandson begat son; Sons have sons, and sons have grandsons; There is no end to the children and grandchildren, but the mountains will not increase in height and increase, are you still afraid that they will not be able to dig up?

The meander had nothing to answer.

The mountain god with the snake in his hand heard about this and was afraid that he would keep doing it, so he reported it to the Emperor. The Emperor of Heaven was moved by the sincerity of his brother Yu Gong, and ordered the two sons of Hercules Kua'e to carry the two mountains, one to the east of Shuofang and the other to the south of Yongzhou. Since then, from the south of Jizhou to the south bank of the Han River, there is no longer a high mountain barrier.

Summary. I have already found for you the story of Kuafu chasing the sun, which is a story in Chinese folklore. According to legend, Kuafu was a tall and powerful god who was very fond of chasing the sun.

One day, he saw the sun rise and began to move towards the east, so he began to chase after it. Kuafu ran for many days, but the sun always ran faster than him. The more he chased, the more thirsty he felt, so he began to look for water.

He ran for a long time and finally found a large river, but the water in the river was evaporated by the sun. Kwafu was furious, so he decided to keep chasing the sun until he caught it. Kwafu continued to run, but the sun always outran him.

He was on the verge of catching up with the sun, but he wouldn't give up. Eventually, he finally ran to his limit, his body began to burn, and his arms became unusually long enough to catch the sun. He stretched out his hand, only to find that the sun was so far away from him that he could only watch as it disappeared into the sky.

Kwa Fu eventually lost his life for chasing the sun, but his courage and indomitable spirit have been praised for thousands of years. This story also tells us that people should cherish their lives and not blindly pursue the impossible, while also respecting nature and not destroying the environment excessively.

I have already found for you the story of Kuafu chasing the sun, which is a story in Chinese folklore. According to legend, Kuafu was a tall and powerful god who was very fond of chasing the sun. One day, he saw the sun rise and began to move towards the east, so he began to chase after it.

Kuafu ran for many days, but the sun always ran faster than him. The more he chased, the more thirsty he felt, so he began to look for water. He ran for a long time and finally found a large river, but the water in the river was evaporated by the sun.

Kwafu was furious, so he decided to chase the sun with Yuan Xu until he caught it. Father Kuada continued to run, but the sun always ran faster than him. He was on the verge of chasing the sun, but he refused to give up.

Eventually, he finally ran to his limit, his body began to burn, and his arms became unusually long enough to catch the sun. He stretched out his hand, only to find that the sun was so far away from him that he could only watch as it disappeared into the sky. Kwa Fu eventually lost his life for chasing the sun, but his courage and indomitable spirit have been praised for thousands of years.

This story also tells us that people should cherish their lives and not blindly pursue the impossible, while also respecting nature and not destroying the environment excessively.

The story of Kuafu's day by day tells us: we should not abandon or give up, persevere, and strive for our ideals.