You think it's stupid, but the Chinese don't think so. Kwafu Chasing the Sun to Death | Myth & Fable |
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Kuafu is a legendary leader of a giant tribe who once lived in China. This article tells the story of his pursuit of the sun.
Behaviors like "Kwa Fu chasing the Sun", along with stories like "Yu Gong Moves the Mountains" and "Jing Wei Filling the Sea," which we previously discussed, might appear foolish and absurd to us today. They could even be seen as comedic tales. So, why did ancient Chinese people embellish and mythologize them, singing their praises and holding them in reverence? A series of mythological stories reveals that ancient Chinese society seemed more focused on shaping and propagating intrinsic values than on pondering the nature of problems and seeking alternative solutions. 【Voice Book】 Timeline: 0:00 Why doing this video 2:01 The Fable Story of "Kua Fu chasing the sun" 6:44 The spirit of "Kuafu chasing the sun" ------------------------------------------------ Chinese culture, with its 5,000-year history, has held a prominent position in the world, serving as a great melting pot that continually assimilates foreign ideas, discards falsehoods, and evolves on its own. This cultural richness has given birth to numerous military strategists, politicians, thinkers, and philosophers, leaving behind countless cultural treasures. Learning from ancient Eastern wisdom can help unlock the doors of your mind, broaden your horizons, and apply different understandings to navigate various relationships and situations in reality. "Guard your heart above all else, for it determines the course of your life" (Proverbs 4:23). My channel offers a unique perspective, blending ancient Chinese wisdom with a modern backdrop, exploring human nature so that we can better understand ourselves, comprehend others, and face life's challenges with wisdom. Updated every Saturday, our videos offer a fresh perspective, unique insights, and practical philosophy to support personal growth. Join us on this meaningful cultural journey, merging Eastern and Western thinking, and mastering cross-cultural skills. Unravel stories of friendship, love, success, and adversity, and grasp the essence of wisdom. |