He Tu Luo Shu

Author: Bu Dong
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Ancient Chinese myths and legends deconstructed and reassembled by Bu Dong have transformed into a beautiful story spanning past and present. Gods are no longer aloof but possess rich emotions like ordinary people. Dive into this little girl's magnificent imagination and let your heart soar. You will discover the tender soul hidden within the mythical shell. This is a fantasy novel based on Chinese mythological themes. The author, leveraging their understanding and interpretation of existing mythological materials, has presented a completely new and highly personalized reimagining of ancient Chinese myths. In this book, the author takes the mysterious elements of the He Tu Luo Shu from ancient mythological legends as a starting point, using a time-traveling writing style to bring ancient mythological figures and stories to the readers. This approach neither contradicts nor deviates from the original personalities of these mythological characters while also imbuing them with modern perspectives and understanding. Therefore, this book is a popular read that combines rich Chinese mythological resources with modern elements.
He Tu Luo Shu is a famous legend about ancient Chinese civilization. Over 6,700 years ago, a dragon horse leaped out of the Yellow River, carrying the He Tu on its back; a divine turtle emerged from the Luo River, bearing the Luo Shu on its shell. Fu Xi used the He Tu Luo Shu to create the Bagua. Da Yu relied on the He Tu Luo Shu to tame the floods. The fantasy novel He Tu Luo Shu is a story about memory and the past. In the era of flood control, we witness the enduring spirit of deities.