What are the fairy tales about China?

1. China's fairy tales include: Houyi shooting the sun, Kuafu chasing the sun, Goddess mending the sky, Pangu opening heaven and earth, Jingwei filling the sea, Cowherd and Weaving Girl, Fairy descending to earth, moth flying to the moon, Fuxi painting divination, Shennong tasting a hundred herbs, Razer Hua Xu, Changxi Muyue and so on.

Second, the story introduction (excerpt):

1. The legend of Houyi shooting the sun comes from Shan Hai Jing, Shu Yao Dian, Ten Kingdoms, Huai Nan Zi, Tian Wen and other works. Story content: In ancient times, there was a serious drought on the earth. The heat scorched the forest, dried the land, dried the seedlings and plants. It turned out that Di Jun and he had 10 children, all of whom were grandchildren. They live in OOCL, and there is a big tree called Fusang in the sea. 10 The sun sleeps under the branches and runs out in turn to be on duty in the sky and shine on the earth. But sometimes, they come out together and bring disaster to mankind. In order to save mankind, Hou Yi drew an arrow with a bow and shot it at nine suns. I saw a burst fireball in the sky, and a crow with three legs fell. Finally, there is only one sun left in the sky.

2. Kuafu chasing the sun: According to legend, in the era of the Yellow Emperor, the national leader wanted to take off the sun, so he began to race with the sun every day. When you are thirsty, you will drink the Yellow River Weishui. On the way to osawa, you will die of thirst. Your crutch will turn into a peach grove and your body will turn into Kuafu Mountain. Kuafu's daily stories reflect the desire of ancient China ancestors to understand and conquer nature.

3. Liezi Tang Wen, Huainanzi Lan Mingxun and Shan Hai Jing are all recorded in ancient books.

The early goddess mending the sky did not intersect with the workers' war. Not only are there no keywords such as * * * workers, Zhu Rong, and not Zhoushan, but also the reasons and disasters of the collapse are not clearly recorded, and the language is vague. There is no mention of * * * workers, Bu Zhoushan, and Nu Wa's work of mending the sky with stones. It can be seen that in the ancient pre-Qin period, Nu Wa made stones to make up for the sky, and the anger of workers could not move Zhoushan, which was a completely independent story. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was Wang Chong who welded * * to the goddess of mending heaven.