Yellow River Culture Series---People of the Yellow River

Author: Liu Guanghua Lou Jing
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: The Yellow River, the Loess Plateau, a balance of stillness and dynamism, have shaped the people of the Yellow River, nourished them, and nurtured them. They crossed the frontier to the east, went west to the borders, guarded the frontier, sang the "Huahua" song, and roared the "Luandan" tune until the end. You are still you, I am still me, he remains the same, equally free and resilient. For thousands of years, countless generations, their roots are deeply planted in the same hot land. Farming and studying have been passed down, buried in their hearts, and merged into their blood. The grandeur of "When I stand at the summit, I survey all the mountains below" intertwines with the sorrow of "Pity their misfortune, be indignant at their lack of struggle." The spirit and soul of the people of the Yellow River linger in dreams and also evoke repeated sighs. The People of the Yellow River will provide you with a broad cultural background to understand all of this.

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