Is it true that Nuwa created man?

I forgot to read it in **. I think there is some truth in the writing, and I will share it with you.

All nations in the world, especially those with rich deposits of ancient traditional culture, trace back to its historical origins, and have an era of mythical legends. Because there were no written records before the emergence of civilization, and only oral legends were passed down from generation to generation on what they thought was familiar and important, these historical materials, which we call "film history", are not fictional, but are reflected on historical materials that must be true, and there is a certain basis.

No one knows about Nuwa's creation of man, and no scientist knows. If it's a legend, it's better to say it's a fairy tale made up by a man. Formed by the constant change of human beings and animals.

A beautiful Chinese legend.

A legendary magical story, hehe.

Not really

Nuwa created human beings, which is one of the ancient Chinese myths and legends. It has been recorded in the customs of Tongyi, Taiping Yulan, Huainanzi, etc., and it is said that Nuwa used clay to create people by imitating herself, creating and building human society; He also established a marriage system for human beings, so that young people of both sexes can marry each other and reproduce offspring, so it is also said to be the ancient god of Gaoyu who is the master of marriage and love.

Nuwa is the mother of the Chinese nation, the ancestor of the Chinese nation, and the righteous god of blessing the community. She lovingly created life and bravely cared for them from natural disasters, and was the creator god and the first mother goddess who was widely and long-worshipped by the people.

The ancient book of the Eastern Han Dynasty "Customs and Customs" has the following records about Nuwa's creation of people:

According to folk legends, when the world was opened, there were no human beings on the earth, and Nuwa kneaded the loess with her hands to create human beings.

Because she was too busy with work, the strength of one person was far from keeping up with the needs of nature for human beings, so she attracted a rope to put it into the mud, and then raised the rope and swayed it, and the splashed mud became a living person.

Later, people said that the rich and noble people were made of loess by Nuwa; The poor and lowly people are the ones that Nuwa became from the mud spots splashed by throwing the rope.

Nuwa's creation of man is a folklore. Happened in antiquity(Antiquity refers to the historical era before the advent of written records.) In ancient China, it generally refers to the era before Xia. ）

Legend has it that Nuwa was born in the first world, after creating animals such as chickens, dogs, pigs, cows, and horsesMan was made on the seventh day, so this day is the birthday of mankind to change the reputation.

Since the Qin and Han dynasties, the traditional view is that the first day of the first month is the day of the chicken, the second day of the first month is the day of the dog, the third day of the first month is the day of the pig, the fourth day of the first month is the day of the sheep, the fifth day of the first month is the day of the ox, and the sixth day of the first month is the day of the horseThe seventh day of the first month is a human day. Legend has it that this is because when Nuwa created all living beings, she created the six animals first, and then the people, so the first to the sixth day of the first month are the days of the six animals.

The origin of the human day is related to the story of the legendary Nuwa who made a creature every day. According to the "Northern History of Wei Collection", Dong Xun, the speaker of the Jin Dynasty, "Q&A Etiquette" cloud: "The first day of the first month is a chicken, the second day of the branch is a dog, the third day is a pig, the fourth day is a sheep, the fifth day is a cow, the sixth day is a horse, and the seventh day is a person."

There is also an added saying that the eighth day of the first month is the valley day, the ninth day of the first month is the day of the sky, and the tenth day of the first month is the day of the earth.