History of Chinese Wu Nuo

Author: Lin He
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: The world recorded in world history is an incomplete world, and China recorded in the Twenty-Four Histories is an incomplete China. Just as there are wild flowers and cultivated flowers in the world of flora, human culture also has a "wild nature" and a "tamed nature." The Twenty-Four Histories primarily document "tamed culture," represented by feudal etiquette, which was nurtured under the greenhouse effect, while the "wild culture," represented by shamanic and Nuo rituals, which struggled to grow in harsh weather, was buried in the wilderness. The Chinese people have long regarded "tamed culture" as the source of Chinese civilization, unaware that this is completely contrary to historical laws. The renowned American anthropologist Lewis H. Morgan once said, "Humans must first acquire all the elements of civilization before they can enter a civilized state." These 'elements of a civilized society' are the cultural genes of human civilization. Mr. Lin He was deeply inspired by the "Hybrid Rice Theory" of Yuan Longping, the "Father of Hybrid Rice" in China: the inability of tamed rice to yield further is entirely due to excessive taming. To achieve further increases in yield, wild rice's wild genes must be introduced into tamed rice to obtain heterotic advantage, form a beneficial combination, and restore its wild vitality. This scientific conclusion inspired Mr. Lin He: is human civilization not the same? All historical progress in human civilization has been the result of the genetic combination of human cultural genes, and vice versa. Exploring the cultural genes of human civilization will have a tremendous catalytic effect on the exploration of human peace and progress, and will have a profound impact on correctly understanding the past, present, and future of humanity. The book's exposition on "wild culture" is truly unprecedented and unparalleled. Arguments such as "the cultural genes of Chinese civilization exist in wild culture," "Chinese civilization is not five thousand years but ten thousand years," "the source of Chinese civilization is not the Yellow River but the Yangtze River," and "Chinese civilization is the main source of world civilization" will open your eyes and broaden your knowledge. In short, this is an extraordinary book that Chinese and overseas Chinese cannot afford to miss, and a book worthy of reading by all of humanity.