In the prehistoric times, I was the Emperor of Heaven

Fuxi is a character in the classic novel. He is the head of the Three Saints of Huoyun Palace and the ancient emperor. He has a high status, boundless power, hates evil as much as hatred, shows compassion and kindness, and controls the fate of humanity.

Fuxi is also known as Zun Taihao Fuxi, commonly known as the Great God Fuxi. Also the first of the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors in the world, Nuwa and Empress were first brother and sister.

Fuxi is also the creator god in ancient Chinese mythology, the humanistic ancestor of the Chinese nation, and one of the founders of Chinese civilization. He invented many things, including Bagua, harps, nets, and domesticated livestock. At the same time, Fuxi was also a cultural celebrity. He created cultural forms such as divination and gossip, and formulated the human marriage system, ending the disorderly era of"men and women sleeping together".

In addition, Fuxi was also the originator of moral culture. He created the dragon totem, which became one of the symbols of the Chinese nation. His creativity, dedication, and fighting spirit have become the precious spiritual wealth of the Chinese nation.

One of the widely circulated stories is about the brother-sister marriage of Fuxi and Nuwa. It is said that in ancient times, peopleThere was no marriage system yet. Fuxi and Nuwa, as brothers and sisters, realized the differences between men and women by observing the world and everything, so they decided to get married to reproduce their offspring. This story reflects Fuxi’s wisdom and courage, and has also become one of the origins of the marriage system in traditional Chinese culture.

In addition, there are many other legends and stories about Fuxi, such as he created writing, formulated human moral standards, etc. These stories and legends reflect Fuxi's wisdom and creativity, and have become an important part of traditional Chinese culture.

In short, Fuxi, as a mythical figure, left many legends and stories in Chinese history. These stories and legends reflect Fuxi's wisdom and creativity and have become an important part of traditional Chinese culture.

Fuxi is the ancestor of mankind in Chinese mythology and the ancestor of the Huaxu Kingdom. As a thinker and inventor with"great wisdom", Fuxi sought a historical symbol of survival and development, and played an immeasurable role in the progress and development of the Chinese nation's civilization.

Fuxi's achievements include: making book deeds to replace the rule of knotting ropes: Fuxi created the first writing form of Chinese civilization, similar to oracle bone inscriptions.

Weaving nets (reading ancient times) taught people how to fish: Fuxi observed spiders weaving webs and imitated them with ropes to make nets for hunting and fishing.

豢 (pronounced change) to raise sacrifices to serve as cooks: Fuxi began to domesticate cattle and horses to travel and carry things, and began to domesticate six domestic animals to make food.

Drilling wood to make fire, burning pottery for metallurgy: Fuxi popularized the method of drilling wood to make fire, and began to fire pottery in large quantities, and may also have begun to smelt copper.

Draining water to create fields and growing vegetation: Fuxi ordered people to reclaim farmland, build canals, and irrigate crops, creating the beginning of farming.

Raising silkworms to turn them into cloth and improving clothing: Fuxi taught people to raise silkworms, use silk and plant fibers to weave cloth, sew clothes, and wear them to resist the cold.

Correct surname, system of marriage: Fuxi formulated the surname system to regulate human marriage behavior.

Building houses and improving living conditions: The Fuxi tribe began to build better houses.

Taste hundreds of herbs and make nine needles: Fuxi tasted hundreds of herbs and invented the method of acupuncture.

Drawing the Eight Diagrams to facilitate divination: Fuxi observed everything in the world, drew the Eight Diagrams, and formulated the method of divination.

Make a calendar and determine the solar terms: Fuxi observed the celestial phenomena and formulated a calendar.

Making harp and harp and composing music: Fuxi invented harp and harp and composed music.

Making fighting to show off martial arts: In order to strengthen the strength of his tribe, Fuxi began to make more sophisticated tools.

Use the dragon to discipline officials and govern by division: Fuxi created the most primitive dragon totem of the Chinese nation and established an official system.

These achievements made Fuxi one of the important symbols of the civilization and progress of the Chinese nation.