大禹治水
出版社:外文出版社
出版日期:2011-1
ISBN:9787119067544
页数:272页
内容概要
国家级报纸高级记者，作家协会会员。1985年开始发表文学作品，先后在《人民文学》等30余家杂志发表小说、散文和报告文学近百万字，出版《汉子·娘们》等多本文集。Su Guanqun: Journalist of China Water Resources News and member of the Inner Mongolia Writers Association. He has published the novel collection Joyful Songs of the River and radio drama Along the Grand Canal.
书籍目录
Personages Who Appearin Emperor Yu Tames the FloodPrologue Pan Gu Separates Sky and Earth, and thus the Vast Universe Nti Wa Creates Mankind, and thus the Teeming Terrestrial WorldChapter 1 Constant Wars Lead to Rampant Floods, Failing to Harness the Floods, Kong Ren Almost Loses His LifeChapter 2 A Celestial Horse Takes Human Form to Control the Floods, Yu Is Born from Ntt Xi's RibsChapter 3 A Calamitous Drought Follows Failure of Flood-Control, Bie Ling Captures a DragonChapter 4 The Child Yu Outpaces His Tutor, Wenming Leaves Home to StudyChapter 5 Coming to the Fore in a Time of Difficulty, Gun Leads the Flood Battle, Writing a Pledge, He Faces a Deadly BlowChapter 6 Stealing the Magic Soil and Fighting the Silver-bearded Dragon, Gun Faces a Trap after His First VictoryChapter 7 Beasts Infest the Way to the Master, A Beauty Shows up amidst AdventuresChapter 8 Wenming Is Trapped in the Dragon Spring with a Fierce Enemy, Saved by the Princess, He Is Given a Flood-quelling PearlChapter O Black-faced Dragon Is Grateful to Wenming, Two Virtuous People Meet and Become BrothersChapter 10 Gun Is Vilified by His Political Foes, and Argues with His SonChapter 11 Finding a New Master, Inspecting Rivers and Mountains, Seeing His Father's Ill OmenChapter 12 An Earthquake Breaches the Dikes, Gun Commits Suicide and Leaves a WillChapter 13 The Commander-in-Chief Recommends Da Yu as Gun's Successor, A Brilliant Plan Is Produced Following the Master's InstructionChapter 14 Da Yu Neglects His Mother to Rid the People of a Scourge, He Challenges the River LordChapter 15 Da Yu Wins a Fierce Fight with the River Lord, His Mother Passes Away, and He Hurries to Tame the Shimen FloodsChapter 16 Lady Yunhua Helps Da Yu to Cleave Dragons' Gate, Pollution Control at Mount TushanChapter 17 With Water as the Matchmaker, Da Yu and Tushan Jiao Marry, Da Yu Meets Fu Xi while Harnessing the FloodsChapter 18 Searching for Herbs in Snake Valley, Capturing the Silver DragonChapter 19 Da Yu Opens the Three Gates Valley, He Passes His Home for the Second TimeChapter 20 Da Yu Is Transformed into a Black Bear, A Monument Arises at Ox-Head RidgeChapter 21 Closing Down a Counterfeiting Den, Da Yu Reaches the Sea with the Help of a DreamChapter 22 Dismissed as Minister of Public Works, Da Yu Is Welcomed Home, Engrossed in Flood Control, He Passes Home ThriceChapter 23 Da Yu Offers Himself to Heaven as a Sacrifice, He Overcomes Obstruction to His Water-Diversion PlanChapter 24 The Water-Diversion Work Ends in Victory, Tushan Yao Turns to Stone and Da Yu Bares His HeartEpilogue Shun Abdicates in Favor of Da Yu, Da Yu Shoulders Royal Responsibility
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《大禹治水(英文版)》：This story about Emperor Yu tames the flood and later ruling the country presents a crystallization of all the romances and myths about this heroic figure that have circulated in China from time immemorial.
作者简介
《大禹治水(英文版)》：This is a biography of a legendary Chinese emperor.In remote antiquity, the Yellow River Valley was stricken by rampant floods year after year, which brought great calamities to the country and the people. Yu, leader of the Xia tribe, was appointed by Emperor Shun to tame the floods. Through 13 years of unremitting efforts, he finally completed dredging channels to lead the floodwaters to the sea, thereby bringing the Yellow River under permanent control and resettling the homeless people.
The legend of Yu the Great as the most celebrated flood tamer in Chinese history is a much-told tale. A variety of miraculous stories about him have been told for over 2,000 years, all having their origins in "Emperor Yu tames the flood"
This story about Emperor Yu tames the flood and later ruling the country presents a crystallization of all the romances and myths about this heroic figure that have circulated in China from time immemorial.
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