Ancient myths and legends

Everyone knows that the highest mountain in the world is Mount Everest in the Himalayas. But you know what? A long time ago, there was a vast sea with spring-like seasons, which was a rich and beautiful paradise.

Suddenly one day, a dragon with five heads, sharp teeth and red eyes appeared from the dark clouds. It's terrible.

The animals in the forest on the shore fled in horror. The dragon closed its eyes on everything, wagged its tail angrily, set off huge waves and looted the forest.

However, Wulong did not stop. Wherever the animals fled, they took away the flood. In a few days, the beautiful paradise turned into a muddy sea.

Animals want to get rid of this dragon, but who can match it?

Just then, five magnificent colorful clouds floated from the sea, and the colorful clouds fell, turning into five beautiful goddesses-Xiang Shou, Cui Yan, Hui Zhen, Piping and Stone Man. They wear white fairy clothes, just like five white snow lotus flowers.

Birds and beasts cried in surprise and bowed to them with tears in their eyes.

"Holy Mother, look, the Five Dragons have caused us so much pain!"

The goddess Xiang Shou said, "Don't cry. This is why we are here. "

It turns out that these five dragons escaped to the world because they violated the dogma. However, it did not repent and continued to do evil. Now, it sleeps on the hillside and snores like thunder.

The five goddesses plucked the hairpins from their heads, turned them into five shining swords and stabbed the dragon angrily. The knife light fell, and five people fell to the ground.

Dragons will never do evil again. The five fairies waved brooms, all the floods receded, and the beautiful and rich original appearance of the earth was restored.

After the goddess punished the dragon, she turned it into five peaks and stayed in the Himalayas forever. This is Cui Yan Fairy Peak (Mount Everest), Xiangshou Mountain, Huizhen Fairy Peak, Guanyong Fairy Peak and Shiren Fairy Peak. Today, the local Tibetans call these five peaks "goddess peak".