Mysterious Legends About The Great Wall

Yi Kaizhan calculated that it takes 99,999 bricks to build Jaya. The manager did not believe and said that if he miscalculated even one member, the workers had to do three years of hard labor. Can Li Changcheng is considered a symbolic work of the nation and Chinese culture. Many interesting stories and legends about this work have formed during its construction and are passed down through many dynasties. It is these legends that have attracted many tourists to visit the longest wall in the world

.1. Manh Khuong Nu looking for a husband: This is the most famous and well-known story among the legends of the Great Wall. The story takes place in the Qin Dynasty (221 - 206 BC) Pham Hy Luong, husband Manh Khuong Nu, was arrested by the court to build the Van Ly Truong Thanh.



In the winter, she knitting clothes for her husband and went to find her husband to give clothes. dead body buried under Truong Thanh. She cried bitterly for 3 days and 3 nights, water mixed with blood. Her cry resounded 800 miles away from the Truong Thanh, collapsing a section of the citadel, revealing her husband's corpse. After she buried her husband, she jumped into the sea and committed suicide. Today, in Son Hai Quan district, Ha Bac province, there is a shrine to worship Manh Khuong Nu. This story has been told in books, folk songs and traditional plays Almost every Chinese person knows this story.



The most famous legend about Jaya is about a man named Yi Kaizhan in the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) who was very good at arithmetic. He calculates that they will need 99,999 bricks to build the Jaya. The manager did not believe him and said that if he miscalculated even one, the workers would have to do hard labor for three years.Posted in the Great Wall When the gate is built, a brick remains and The manager was delighted, ready to punish them. However, Yi Kaizhan said that the brick was placed there by a fairy, just a little teleportation would cause the wall to fall. Therefore, the brick was left alone and today it is still in the tower of Jaya. Another version said that Yi Kaizhan calculated the exact number of bricks to use but added a brick according to the manager. Legend of Ly Son radio This story takes place in the Tay Chu period (1122-711 BC).



King Chu has a queen named Bao Tu, a beautiful beauty. King Chu was very fond of her, but Bao Tu never laughed. Queen Bao Si was a great beauty A consecrated official that firing the Ly Son radio could frighten people and make the queen laugh. King Chu liked that idea. The people were deceived and the queen smiled at the chaotic scene. Later, when the enemy army invaded Tay Chu, King Chu burned the tower to pray for help, but the vassal countries no one came because they had been deceived once. The king was killed by the enemy and Tay Chu fell. 4.



Xifeng Kou Fortress (roughly translated as "Happy Reunion") Guards of the Great Wall are on year-round duty. That makes not only themselves but their families and relatives sad. A young soldier has been defending the northern Chinese territory along the Changcheng for many years and has not been on leave. He only has an old father who lives alone in his hometown. The soldier is located in the Great Wall of China. The father is very old and is afraid that he will never see his son again. So, he went to the son's area on duty to see him, maybe for the last time. When he arrived at the dharma station, he happened to meet his son again.



He also recognized him, the two hugging each other, crying and laughing. Surprisingly, both died at the meeting spot. To commemorate the father and son, the fortress where they met was named Xifeng Kou ("Happy Reunion"). They represent thousands of soldiers and families have been separated. 60 kilometers north of Beijing, a section of the Changcheng was named Huang Hua Cheng (roughly translated as "Yellow Flower fortress") because in the summer, the entire area was covered with crops. Hoang Hoa Dai was built in 1575 during the Ming Dynasty and was in charge of General Cai Kai. Legend has it that it took them many years to complete this Truong Thanh section. When General Cai Kai returned to the imperial capital to report to the emperor, some jealous and angry elders told the emperor that General Cai Kai spent too much money and the quality of the passage was very poor.



The emperor was so angry that he immediately ordered General Cai to be executed. Section Hoang Hoa Dai on the Truong Thanh Some time later, the emperor sent a trusted person to carefully examine the section that General Cai had built. He returned to report that the Hoang Hoa Dai section was very solid and elaborately built. Regretting for being too hasty to cause the death of General Cai, the emperor sent someone to build the tomb and monument to commemorate the loyal general. The emperor also wrote two words "Jin Tang" (roughly translated "Jin Tang" - meaning solid and durable) and ordered him to carve a large stone..

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