大禹治水英文海报-谁知道“大禹治水的英文介绍”

It tells the story of Gu and Yu's flood control. Facing the surging flood, Dayu learned a lesson from the failure of Gu's flood control and changed the method of "blocking".

讲述了鲧和禹治水的故事,面对滔滔洪水,大禹从鲧治水的失败中汲取教训,改变了“堵”的办法。

Dredging the flood shows that he has the intelligence to lead the people to overcome difficulties; Dayu in order to control the flood.

对洪水进行疏导,体现出他具有带领人民战胜困难的聪明才智;大禹为了治理洪水。

He has been fighting with the people outside for many years, regardless of his personal interests, "three times without entering". This story is also recorded in most ancient Chinese documents.

长年在外与民众一起奋战,置个人利益于不顾,“三过家门而不入” 。该事迹也被多数中国古代文献所记载。

这部电影应该是1961年上映的中国电影《大禹治水》。电影中有一幕是关于大禹治水留下的石头,很多人想要抢夺这块石头,但是石头会灼烧那些触碰它的人。这部电影由黄宗英、李琳琳等人主演,是一部经典的历史题材电影。

YU THE GREAT SUBDUES THE FLOOD

It is not clearly known how many years passed after Nuwa had patched up the sky with melted coloured stones (Cf. Nuwa Bu Tian) when trouble broke out again. Gonggong, God of Water and Thunder, defeated in a power struggle against Zhuanxu, knocked himself against the Buzhou mountain in a burst of anger. The pillars on that Mountain which supported the vault of heaven broke again. As a result, heaven tilted to the northwest and the sun, the moon and the stars were set in motion; the earth sank in the southwest, causing a great flood. Once more, great misery befell the people.

A superman by the name of Gun, in commiseration with the sufferings of the people, tried to contain the flood. He stole God's "inexhaustible earth" with which to block the water and dam it up. Not only did he fail, but for his offence, he was executed by God's order. After his death, Yu, our hero, was born out of his abdomen.

When Yu grew up, he carried on his father's unfulfilled task, fighting against the Great Flood in the face of untold difficulties. For thirteen arduous years he traveled everywhere, devoting himself so conscientiously to his work that "wind was his hair - comb and rainfall his bath" and "three times he passed the door of his house without going in."

Drawing a lesson from his father's failure, he used methods of channeling and dredging and finally succeeded in subduing the Great Flood. He did so much for the people that the reigning Emperor Shun asked him to take over the throne. (Incidentally, his son Qi became the second emperor of the first hereditary dynasty, the Xia, by which name China is still occasionally referred to by writers in the classical style.)

Yu the Great is the personification of wisdom, perseverance and selfless devotion and, as such, he makes a popular theme for artistic creations.