Lei Gong, in our country's myths and legends, there is a fairy who is in charge of thunder and often appears with Dian Mu. But in all kinds of ancient notes, Lei Gong is not just a fairy, but an anthropoid animal with a thin mouth and long wings. For example, in The Journey to the West, the Monkey King is called "Leigong", and you can know the general appearance of Leigong.

I think this tripterygium wilfordii was a strange creature in ancient times. It can fly and looks like a monkey. Used to haunt in thunderstorms, so it is called tripterygium wilfordii. The detailed process of discovering this creature is recorded in Youyang Miscellaneous Notes in the Tang Dynasty, Jian Yizhi in the Song Dynasty and various notes in the Ming and Qing Dynasties.

Leigong in the sky, Lufeng in the ground: it evolved from the Yellow Emperor's saying that "like spring thunder, Haifeng is also spring thunder". At that time, the emperor said that everything was reviving, and spring had arrived, hoping for peace and prosperity.

This sentence comes from: During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, the rebels fought against thieves everywhere, and the enemy took the opportunity to invade southern Xinjiang for plunder. At that time, the generals went south to suppress bandits, because the northern army was snobbish and difficult to practice, and it was not used to water, and the arrogant soldiers would be defeated.

Now Haifeng is in charge of Jieshi in Nanfan Xiaogang, and the military order is: Wu Shilai, mobilize the local government to contact the local aborigines and fight against the Japanese pirates. Because the aborigines were familiar with water and terrain, Jieshi won a great victory in World War I, and the emperor was very happy. Yue: Like spring thunder.