Who knew where the original folk legend of the Seven-Colored Calabash Brothers came from?

The Calabash Brothers is a classic traditional folk tale that originated from the folklore and myths of different parts of China. The story was about the battle between the seven Gourd Brothers and a snake demon. Each of the Gourd Brothers had their own unique abilities and characteristics, and they fought together to protect their family and home. The story of the Calabash Brothers had been widely spread in China for hundreds of years and had become an important part of Chinese culture.

The beginning of the folk story of the Calabash Brothers and Sister Chun could be traced back to one of the ancient Chinese myths and legends, the story of the Calabash Brothers. According to the legend, a long time ago, the seven gourd brothers lived in a cave. They took care of each other and fought together to protect their home. The youngest of them was called "Sister Chun". She had wisdom and beauty, and was different from the other Calabash Brothers. She did not like to fight. Instead, she liked to use her wisdom and martial arts to help others. As time passed, Sister Chun developed feelings for the other Calabash Brothers and decided to leave the cave together to find their own way out. After many adventures, they eventually became seven superheroes and protected the safety of mankind. This folk story, through the image of the Calabash Brothers, expressed the praise of friendship, courage and love, and became an important part of Chinese culture.

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Where did the word " fate " come from? Different people would have different answers. Here are a few possible sources: In Chuang Tzu's Xiaoyao You,"What people help is what qi and things help." Form produces qi, qi produces things, things reach the extreme, reverse, reverse, then Tao comes into being. It's fate." In the Tao Te Ching,"Tao can be said to be different from Tao. a name that can be named is not a name. The beginning of nameless heaven and earth is named the mother of all things. Therefore, there is no desire to observe the subtle changes in the world, and there is always desire to observe the subtle changes in the world. These two come from the same place but have different names. They are called the mysterious and mysterious door of all wonders." 3 "Book of Changes, Xi Ci 1":"A gentleman who is vigorous in his actions in heaven is constantly striving for self-improvement; a gentleman who is good at geography is carrying things with great virtue. It's fate." 4. There are also other documents that use the word "fate" such as the Book of Rites·The Doctrine of the Meanings: "Destiny is called nature, and it is called the glory of the Tao. It is also fate." Wait a minute. The origin of the word " destiny " was very extensive, involving philosophy, religion, literature, history, and many other fields. The specific source could not be determined. It needed to be understood in conjunction with the specific context.

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The story of the Calabash Brothers was first told in the ancient Chinese myth,"Classic of Mountains and Seas." It was a story about seven Calabash Brothers. Later, the story was adapted into cartoons and comics and spread widely on the Internet. Now, the Calabash Brothers had become a cultural symbol deeply imprinted in the hearts of the Chinese.

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Calabash Brothers was a Chinese animated film that was first released in 1980. The cartoon was based on the traditional Chinese mythical story " The Gourd Brothers ", which told the story of the seven Gourd Brothers and their doll mother fighting against the monsters. It had also become one of the classic Chinese cartoons and was deeply loved by domestic and foreign audiences.

The characters included the male lead, Chen Qun, the ferocious boor, the King Kong Gourd Lord, the female lead, Nicole Robin, the flower fruit, the two-bellied, and the female supporting character, the mountain god. From the Calabash Brothers 'Grandpa to the Heavens. Author: Fat Dog Dun Dun Porridge. It was a novel about the infinite heavens. It had transmigration and decisive elements. [User recommendation: I've transmigrated. Good news. I'm strong and fit. I can leap on roofs and walk on walls.] The bad news was that his hair and beard were all white, and he looked like an old man. Until I met a Calabash Brother who called me grandpa… Chen Qun, male, 26 years old, single, with a system! I, who was forced to swallow the Seven Stars Pill, became a Calabash Brother! Bringing the system to roam the world! White Beard, look at my white hair, why don't you call me Grandpa? Who are you calling a remnant of the old era! Marvel World: You're the Hulk? Have you heard of Invincible Vajra? Huh? Anti-Hulk armor? Teacher Tony, do you think I'm old enough? Green Snake World: Mighty Celestial Dragon? Do you think I don't know how to flood a mountain of gold? [Naruto World: Okami, Okami, how can I live without you!] Please take me in as your disciple. I don't want to be an old man anymore. I hope you will like this book.

Guo Moruo's words came from his poem,"The Market in the Sky." The whole sentence was: "I looked up at the brilliant street lights in the sky, as if the night market in the sky was full of colorful lights." This poem used Guo Moruo's yearning and imagination of the Heavenly Street as the theme to express his pursuit and yearning for beautiful things.