Chapter 38 2. Destination

On the surface, history is a curiosity about the past, but it is not. As "stories" - deceased events, history is history.Whether you know it or not, whether you are talking about it or joking about it, it is what it is, and it will not change a little because of our certain knowledge or ignorance.So why do you need to know the truth? Because we are history and history is us.Whether consciously or not, everyone lives in history.Our today is history to tomorrow, just as the present is the continuation of yesterday. To understand history is to see oneself clearly. This requires knowing the ins and outs.Only when you know where you came from can you know where you are going.

In other words, tracing the source is to establish a cultural system, realize identity, and find the coordinates of life.This is our destination. What's more, childhood is worth remembering.No one wants to know who they were born, where their family is, what they looked like when they were young, and how naive and naughty they were.Because of this, the first volume of "Yi Zhongtian's Chinese History" is "Chinese Roots", and the first volume is "Ancestors". Once you have found your ancestors, you have found your root. But it's hard.The stars in the sky don't speak, and the cultural relics underground don't speak either.They collectively remain silent, guarding the ancient secret together, and will roar and sing again until the end of the world.

Only myths and legends can help. Myths and legends are the childhood memories of a nation.Childhood memories are inevitably blurred and even confused, not to mention illegal or legal additives.So amidst the grotesque, there are myths and fairy tales, as well as ghost stories, nonsense and lies, and they are solidly frozen into ice cubes. Our fleet stepped into the Arctic Ocean as soon as it set off.