Yan Di lived in the Neolithic Age. At present, there are six disputes about Yan Di's hometown, namely Baoji in Shaanxi, Lianshan in Huitong, Hunan, Yanling in Zhuzhou, Hubei Suizhou, Gaoping in Shanxi and zhecheng county in Henan.

Yan Di tribes live in the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River. When it was in Jiangshui, the tribe began to prosper. At first, it set its capital in Chen Di, and later it moved the capital to Qufu.

According to legend, Emperor Yan is the head of a cow. He personally tasted herbs and developed a method to treat diseases with herbs. He invented slash-and-burn farming, created two kinds of farm tools, taught people to reclaim land, grow food crops, and led tribal people to make pottery and cookers for food.

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According to the relevant records of pre-Qin documents such as Zhouyi and Guanzi, the remains of ancient culture from 7,000 to 9,000 years ago are mainly distributed in the Yellow River Basin, especially in the Weishui River Basin, and in many places in the Yangtze River Basin, including Hunan, which shows that Emperor Yan is the founder of Chinese farming civilization.

According to legend, Emperor Yan began to plant grains for people's food, make lei for farming, taste herbs for people's treatment, use hemp as cloth to keep out the cold, use cultivators to store people, and use cutting tung as a piano to satisfy people's feelings.

Japan and China helped the city to benefit the people's livelihood, mowed the grass and settled down, replayed the gossip to explore the sky, and then visited the south to save people and collect medicines. After 70 poisons every day, I accidentally tasted the taste of Lysimachia christinae and was buried at the end of Changsha Tea House, which is Luyuanpi in Yanling County, Zhuzhou City, Hunan Province.

Emperor Yan made great contributions to the sun and the moon and benefited future generations. The primitive farming civilization initiated by him changed the state that our ancestors ate animals and drank blood, and fished and hunted wild fruits as their whole source of livelihood, and began to embark on a creative society, which can be said to be the first green revolution in the history of China.

In particular, Yan Di's pioneering spirit, pioneering and innovative spirit of self-improvement and national unity spirit of respecting morality and carrying things are the source and model of China people's self-esteem, self-reliance, self-confidence and self-improvement.

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