Chinese civilization originated in the Yellow River and Yangtze River basins. People benefited from the mother river, but were often attacked by floods. Many national heroes stood up in times of crisis, and many legends about heroes were born. Today, we will tell the story of Nuwa patching up the sky...
The story of Nuwa mending the sky is as well-known to the Chinese as the story of Nuwa creating man. During the Nuwa era, as human reproduction increased, society began to become turbulent. Two heroes, the God of Water Gonggong and the God of Fire Zhu Rong, fought in Buzhou Mountain. As a result, Gonggong was so defeated that he stormed Mount Buzhou in anger. Later generations used this as an excuse to connect Nuwa to patch up the sky with colorful stones and other series. A vigorous and moving story.
The first chapter of "A Dream of Red Mansions" quotes the legend of Nuwa mending the sky. In order to mend the sky, Nuwa refined 36,501 colorful stones and spent 36,500 yuan, leaving the rest The next piece is unused. The story of Nuwa patching up the sky praises Nuwa's great courage and spirit of risking her life to save mankind from disaster. It is this brave, wise and kind dedication that highlights Nuwa's true, kind and beautiful character.
Since then, Nuwa has become the goddess of creation, and colorful stones have become coveted treasures. In order to commemorate Nuwa, people have been looking for the colorful stones scattered on the ground when Nuwa mended the sky. In the new era, Datang Hesheng Ceramics uses the mythical story of Nuwa to mend the sky as a beautiful imprint of the brand image in order to inherit the spirit of Nuwa and also demonstrate the fantasy of "modern Chinese culture".
Datang Hesheng Tile’s “Nuwa Mending the Sky” brand imprint
