Which book did the story of Jingwei's reclamation of the sea come from?

The origin of Jingwei's reclamation of the sea was a story in ancient Chinese myths and legends. It was said that Jingwei was the youngest daughter of Emperor Yan, named Nuwa. One day, the girl went to the East China Sea to play, but unfortunately drowned. After her death, Jingwa turned into a divine bird called Jingwei Bird. Every day, the Jingwei Bird would bring rocks and branches from the mountain and throw them into the East Sea in an attempt to fill up the ocean. This story was later used as a metaphor to describe a determined person who was not afraid of difficulties and persistently pursued a set goal. The story of Jingwei filling the sea had a profound influence on Chinese culture.

Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea was a story from the novel Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea.

Jingwei Reclaims the Sea is actually the poem of "Su Sheng Reclaims the Sea." The poem reads: Saint Su filled the sea, and a trickle of dust did not extinguish it. A trickle of dust will not extinguish the sea border, it will always be solid. Among them,"Su Sheng" and "Haijiang" have the same pronunciation as "Jiangnei", so in the poem,"Haijiang" refers to the country.

He's Like a Tall Tree. This article is from One Hundred Years of Solitude.

To the Sun was a science fiction novel written by Liu Cixin. It told the story of the crisis facing the Earth in the future and the story of human exploration of the universe. The novel was translated into many languages and won many domestic and international literary awards.

The 36 Stratagems was not a specific work but referred to the famous 36 methods or strategies of military strategy in ancient China, also known as the 36 Stratagems or the 36 Stratagems. These strategies included many ways to deal with various situations and were widely used in the military, politics, business, and other fields. Although these strategies did not originate from a specific work, they were widely spread and used in Chinese history and became an important part of Chinese traditional culture.

Battle Through the Heavens Chapter 1210 was the first chapter of Battle Through the Heavens.

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The 28 Constellations originated from novels such as Battle Through the Heavens. In ancient China, constellations were a concept in astronomy that referred to the stars and planets that orbited the sun and the earth. In the field of novel writing, constellations were often used to describe the attributes of various forces and characters, as well as the interactions between them. For example, in " Battle Through the Heavens," the 28 Constellations were described as an organization of powerful magicians and immortals who competed and cooperated with each other to maintain their power and status.