How to draw a simple version of the goddess' guide to mending the sky and mind?

Goddess mending the sky simple version mind map is as follows:

The goddess of mending heaven did three things, and the third thing was the most detailed.

Nu Wa prayed for the rain god to extinguish the sky fire.

Build a boat to save people in the flood.

3. Mend the goddess of the sky.

There are still three links in the goddess of mending the sky.

A. I went through a lot of hardships to find the colorful stone.

B. melt colorful stones into liquid with torches.

C. the goddess mended the big black hole in the sky.

Results:

The big hole has been mended, the world has calmed down, mankind has been reborn, and Nu Wa and her spiritual quality have been passed down from generation to generation.

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Goddess of mending the sky is one of the ancient myths and legends in China.

The story of the goddess mending the sky, like the story of Nu Wa's creation, is a household name in China. According to legend, in ancient times, the sky fell apart and the world fell into catastrophe. Nu Wa couldn't bear the suffering of living beings, so she refined five-color stones to make up the sky, cut off the four poles of the tortoise's foot, calmed the flood, killed the beast, and eliminated the yin qi through yin and yang, making all souls at peace.

Nu Wa is the mother of the Chinese nation, and the Chinese nation's humanities began first and blessed the true god of the country. She made man out of clay, transformed everything into life, and made heaven and earth no longer silent. She is a great mother god handed down from ancient times.

Mend the sky festival.

See: Tianchuan Festival, Queen's Day.

Weathering Day is the anniversary of the goddess mending the sky to save mankind, and it is also a festival for ancient people to look forward to good weather, prosperity of all things, bumper harvest of agriculture and peace.

There are two festivals: the 20th and 23rd of the first month. It is generally believed that this festival originated from the mythical goddess mending the sky. The earliest record of Tianchuan Festival is the Notes of Memories by Wang Jia in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and it is recorded in Yuan Jian Han Lei (Volume XIII) and Sui Shi Bu revised in the Qing Dynasty: "Make up Tianchuan Festival.

"Notes" said:' Jiangdong commonly called the 20th day of the first month as the day to wear the sky, and put red strips of cake on the house, which is called mending the sky.' According to legend, Nu Wa's family made up for the day. "So the Eastern Jin Dynasty had the custom of mending the sky and wearing it on the 20th of the first month.