The National History of the Yellow River Raising the descendants of the Yellow Emperor

Xia, Shang, Zhou, Qin, Han, Tang and Song empires all established their capitals in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River. During the Qin and Han Dynasties, the Yellow River basin was far more important than the Yangtze River basin in politics, economy and culture. It should be said that the center of the three generations of bronze culture is in the Yellow River Basin, and the core area of the Chinese nation is also in the Yellow River Basin. In short, the ancestors of the Chinese nation lived and multiplied in the vast Loess Plateau and North China Plain in the Yellow River Basin as early as childhood. The middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River are the earliest developed areas in China and the core areas of politics, economy and corruption in ancient China. From Lantian people and Beijingers in the Paleolithic Age to Longshan culture millions of years ago, and then to Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties, it has a long history, forming a splendid bronze culture in China's ancient history, forming the world's earliest comprehensive and special agricultural system, becoming a first-class country with a vast territory and a large population in East Asia and even the world at that time, creating a long and uninterrupted ancient history and excellent culture, and making a very significant contribution to human civilization. Therefore, it can be said that the Chinese nation and the Yellow River Basin are closely related. A series of historical facts over millions of years show that the Yellow River Basin is the cradle of the Chinese nation.