In ancient times, the heavens and the earth were first opened, and chaos was not divided. At that time, there was a deity named Nuwa. She uses clay as a medium to give life to the world. She lovingly cares for all things in the world, and her presence has become a symbol of peace and prosperity in the world. However, when a meteorite crashes into the earth, causing the heavens to fall apart, Nuwa decides to step up and protect the world she loves.
On that day, a huge opening suddenly opened in the sky, and the wind howled furiously, and the rain poured down. The mountains tremble, and the rivers flow backwards. People were terrified and overwhelmed. Nuwa watched all this, and her heart was full of worry. She knew that if she allowed the world to fall apart, the world she had created would be ruined. So, she decided to make up for the sky by refining stones to stop this disaster.
Nuwa traveled all over the mountains and went through a lot of hardships, and finally found a magical stone that could make up for the sky. She used fire to refine these stones into multicolored stones, and then little by little she filled them into the cracks in the sky. Every time you fill up, it takes a lot of patience and strength. However, Nuwa did not back down, and she firmly believed that as long as she persevered, she would be able to succeed.
With Nuwa's efforts, the cracks in the sky began to heal slowly. The light of the multicolored stones illuminates the dark world and gives hope to people. People walked out of the caves of refuge and looked up at the sky that Nuwa had repaired, smiles of gratitude on their faces. Nuwa also smiled with satisfaction as she looked at the restored peaceful world.
The story of Nuwa mending the sky has been passed down to this day and has become a magnificent epic. It teaches us that no matter how great the difficulties and challenges we face, with determination and courage, we can overcome them. With her fearlessness and tenacity, Nuwa has guarded the world she loves and has become an eternal hero in our hearts. Let us remember the spirit of Nuwa, forge ahead bravely, and work hard to create a better world.