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Mu Niu Liu Ma in the Three Kingdoms was a very advanced means of transportation in ancient China. The appearance of wooden cattle and flowing horses provided great convenience for ancient military and economic development. From a technical point of view, the design of Liu Ma, a cattle herder, is quite exquisite, and its basket is spread like wings, so that Liu Ma, a cattle herder, can cross rivers, gullies and steep slopes, even under complicated road conditions. As a result, the country has been able to conduct business exchanges smoothly, which has facilitated military operations in various places.

The wooden ox and flowing horse in the Three Kingdoms period is a wheel inlaid with copper skin, which has good durability and stability. Cattle herding Liu Ma adopts the combination of multiple horses or multiple cows, which has stronger bearing capacity and faster speed. If we compare the carriages of the same period, we can find that Mu Niu Liu Ma is more flexible and passable. At the same time, its manufacturing cost is not high, and it can be mass-produced, laying a solid foundation for the development of ancient transportation.

In the traditional culture of China, Liu Ma, a cattle herder, often appears in literary works and operas. It has become a symbol of China culture, representing the progress and innovative spirit of ancient civilization. Due to the war and turmoil in the Three Kingdoms period, Liu Ma, a cattle herder, finally faded out of the historical stage, but people still remember its contribution and breakthrough to ancient transportation. Now we deeply understand the cultural and technical significance represented by this tool, and we are continuing to work hard for the inheritance of traditional culture.