However, the ancestors of this tribe did not give up. Instead, they continually expanded and grew through resisting the floods of the 'Yellow River' time and again, until a man appeared who clearly and methodically planned a water-control strategy for the first time.
He united people from other tribes to collectively manage the flood around all the tribes from a single tribe, growing from hundreds to tens of thousands. During this flood-control process, a collective consciousness was formed among all the tribes in the Yellow River basin for the first time.
They divided the land into nine regions and established collaboration.
At the same time, it promoted the advancement of this civilization, introducing the concept of 'under heaven' for the first time.
The path to controlling water was arduous; some died from exhaustion, some from falling, some from drowning, but no one gave up. They ceaselessly carved through mountains, persisting day and night.
Finally.
