South China Sea Myth

Dr. Shi Xiaolin asked: What kind of emotional story can you tell?

Tian Changjiang said: Just talk about your marital setbacks. If you have anything to say, be sincere, don't pretend to be wrong.

Doctor Myth was stunned. He said: I suggest that the use of magic clothes and magic vests to organize a love myth experience tour aims to excavate the myths of the South China Sea, especially the love myths in the myths of the Li people. All participants must be familiar with the myth of love in the South China Sea, and must have ups and downs in emotional setbacks and experiences. Our purpose is to use the strange functions of magic clothes and magic vests to explore the positive significance of the mythology of the South China Sea, enrich the excellent traditional culture, make the emotional tragedy become a comedy, and let people who have suffered emotional setbacks find their happiness again. I would like to start by talking about a Hainan love myth story "Nuoshi and Yudan".

--Once upon a time, there was a young hunter named Nuoshi who fell in love with the ingenious textile girl Yudan. Noshi was a brave and wise young man, who was proficient in archery, and would never shoot the left eye of a bird but never his right, and was so skilled in his sword that he would cut off the wolf's tail and never cut the wolf's buttocks. Yudan is a beautiful and industrious girl, with superb weaving skills, the flowers she weaves can attract bees and butterflies, and the birds she weaves can spread their wings and fly. Nuoshi and Yudan have been in love with each other for a long time, and the people in the village are very envious of them, saying that they are a natural pair, and they make a pair from the ground.

There are unpredictable circumstances in the sky, and people have good and bad luck. The son of the official fell in love with Yudan, so he asked the matchmaker to send a dowry and forced her parents to accept it. Yudan knew, a handful of snot and tears, shouting to the sky and rolling on the ground. Noshi knew, his teeth snapped, his bow and arrows sharpened, and his hook and knife polished. They cherish the opportunity to meet even more, and every night they have to come to the side of the mountain at the head of the village, with their backs to witness their acquaintance, know and love each other, snuggle together, and talk about the moon sleeping after work, the sun showing its face, and refusing to break up. If we can't see each other for a day, Yudan won't be able to drink water, and Nuoshi won't be able to swallow food. The whole village knew that they were deeply affectionate, and the whole village was worried about their fate in the future. Sure enough, the meeting between Nuoshi and Yudan reached the ears of the official. The official shouted wildly: "What a boldness, you have to tear them apart."

The official sent someone to the door to threaten Yudan's parents, using both soft and hard. Yudan's parents, although they pity their daughter, have to tell her to cut off contact with Nuoshi. However, Yudan and Nuoshi are still the same as in the past, every time in the dead of night, when the whole village falls asleep, they both sit under the betel nut tree on the side of the mountain at the head of the village, talk about love, and love each other.

One day, Nuoshi went into the mountains to hunt, and the official suddenly sent someone to break into Yudan's house and announced domineeringly: I want Yudan to pass through the door immediately. Yudan was so anxious that she was like a bird in a cage, circling around the house. I ran to find Nuoshi several times, but I didn't see the shadow, and finally came back disappointed, so I had to hide in my room and cry bitterly. The jade pill is about to be snatched away by the official, how can the burning eyebrows not be in a hurry, Nuoshi, Nuoshi. Where the hell have you been? Could it be that you have been arrested by the damned Guan? Could it be that you have been killed by the hateful Guan? When the people sent by the officials heard this, they looked at each other and were amazed! When Yudan's parents heard this, their hearts were like knives, and they wept bitterly. Otherwise, there was no sound in Yudan's room, and Yudan's parents felt in danger. When Yu Dan's parents entered the room, they saw that Yu Dan had bitten her tongue and fell to the ground! The mother held her tightly in her arms and called her name one after another, but Yu Dan's mouth could no longer speak, and Yu Dan's heart could no longer beat. Only blood flowed out of Yudan's mouth and dripped on her mother's body, wetting a large patch. The person sent by the official checked it and thought that Yudan was dead, and dragged away with a frustrated footsteps.

In the afternoon, Nuoshi went down the mountain and went home, carrying a fat goat on his shoulder, two fat hares in his left hand, and three fat pheasants in his right hand. When he had finished eating, he hummed a tune and hurried happily to the edge of the hill at the head of the village. He came to a betel nut tree, sat and whistled for a while, stood up for a while, and even climbed to the tree and stretched out his neck to look, looking impatient, looking left and right, and did not see the shadow of Yudan. Noshi thought, "Why didn't she come yet?" Did she have an accident?

The sun had long since set, and the moon had climbed into the treetops. The more he thought about it, the more depressed he became, so he climbed down from the tree in despair, sat down under the betel nut tree alone, picked the leaves of the osmanthus tree with his hands, and twisted them one after another. Listening to the roosters in the village and the dogs barking, his heart seemed to be broken by something, and he jumped and ached. Why didn't she come yet? Didn't she rob the damned officer? Did she kill the hateful official?

Nuoshi raised his head and was about to go home to take a look, when he suddenly found that the jade pill scattered from his cloak staggered towards him. He hurriedly rushed forward, but the jade pill was gone. He thought for a moment, then ran home, got a bow and arrow, and a hook knife, and rushed straight to the mouth of the river where the official was home. Seeing that the door of the official's house was closed, with his ears pressed against the wall, and he couldn't hear any movement in the house, he concluded that Yudan was not inside. Nuoshi tiptoed to the door of Yudan's house again, the moon happened to shine on the lintel of her house, and at a glance he saw leaves on the lintel that expressed bad news, and he couldn't help but cry out: Could it be that Yudan is really dead.

Nuoshi's tears flowed like a stream, and he stood there for a long time, and as soon as it was dawn, he ran out to inquire about the villagers, who died in Yudan's family? What? Yudan died! Where was she buried? When Nuoshi learned that Yudan was forced to death by the lord of the mountain, like a red-eyed wolf, he turned around and threw himself in the direction of burying Yudan. He ran to the betel nut tree on the side of the hill at the head of the village, and saw a new grave protruding. This was the mound he had seen last night, but he never dreamed that this was the burial place of Yudan! Nuoshi threw himself on the grave, bumped his head on the grave, and cried out Yudan's name affectionately over and over again, and his tears suddenly flowed down like water bursting the embankment, dripping his clothes. I don't know how long I cried, my clothes were dry, my tears were dry, my shouting was hoarse, but I still couldn't hear Yudan's answer, and I still couldn't see Yudan's shadow! He sat up, untied his bow and arrows beside the tomb, put down his hook knife, and stared blankly at the offerings in front of the grave, rice and chicken. Suddenly, a white male mouse appeared in front of him, and he stepped forward to eat the sacrifice, and he took a knife to bury it! Then he said to the mouse, "You have to rob the dead of what they eat?" Go quickly, or I will want you to accompany you

The white mouse rolled its eyes at him, and then ate the sacrifice with a dead face, gnawing off the head and then the wings.