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🎬 神女峰的传说：她为何永远守护三峡？The Legend of Goddess Peak: Why Did She Stay to Guard the Three Gorges?

📝 简介 Description 在中国长江三峡，有一座神秘的山峰——神女峰。 她原本是天上的仙女瑶姬，却为了拯救百姓，帮助大禹治水，驱逐猛兽，布雨降灾，最终化为山峰，守护人间几千年。 本期视频带你走进这个美丽而感人的中国神话故事。 通过听故事学习汉语口语表达，提高听力理解能力。 适合： ✔ 汉语初中级学习者 ✔ 想了解中国神话文化的人 ✔ 想提升听力和口语表达能力的学习者 In the Three Gorges of China’s Yangtze River, there stands a mysterious peak—Goddess Peak. She was once a heavenly fairy named Yao Ji. To save the people, she helped Yu the Great control the floods, drove away wild beasts, brought rain to the land, and finally transformed into a mountain to protect humanity for thousands of years. In this episode, you will explore this beautiful and touching Chinese myth. Improve your Chinese listening and speaking skills through storytelling. Perfect for: ✔ Beginner to intermediate Chinese learners ✔ Those interested in Chinese mythology ✔ Anyone who wants to improve listening comprehension 神女峰 1. 在中国的长江三峡的核心区域，有一座山叫做巫山，巫山有一个山峰叫做神女峰。 2. 神女峰亭亭玉立，远看宛如一位衣袂飞舞、面貌美丽的少女，在三峡百姓心中，神女峰是神圣的象征，他们世代祭拜，千古歌颂。 3. 传说，在远古时期，西王母生了二十三个女儿，最小的女儿取名瑶姬，瑶姬长得非常漂亮。 4. 西王母非常爱她，成天把她关在瑶池宫中。可是，生性好动的瑶姬，一直向往宫外自由潇洒的生活。 5. 她不肯像笼中鸟儿一样被关在瑶池里，时常偷着出去游玩，凡是神仙去过的仙境，她都去了，只差海洋和人间没留下她的迹。 6. 她的父亲东王公知道了女儿的行动，就告诉了西王母，西王母派了一个名叫黄魔的侍臣，把瑶姬叫来。 7. 西王母厉声责问她：“谁允许你偷跑出去的？”瑶姬说：“瑶池像个囚笼，我不是金丝雀，我无法忍受成天被关在里面。” 8. 西王母知道瑶姬的性格倔强，不容易说服她，于是，便对东王公说：“把她送到门规严厉的仙师那里锻炼一下吧！” 9. 东王公点了点头，西王母就把瑶姬送到三元仙君的紫清阙受教去了。 10. 瑶姬在紫清阙潜心修习，三元仙君把变化无穷的仙术全都教给了她。 11. 瑶姬学到了仙术之后，西王母封她做了云华上官夫人，要她负责教导仙童玉女的事情。 12. 并且派了狂章、虞余、黄魔、大翳、庚辰、童律等几位侍臣侍女，做她的手下。 13. 瑶姬又把变化无穷的仙术传授给了这些侍臣侍女，他们有了仙术也都不愿死守云华宫。 14. 他们腾云驾雾，一起来到了东海，在蓝色的大海里，听见了雄壮咆哮的海涛声，他们还变成各种各样的龙、鲸、鱼、蚌，在海里尽情地畅游。 15. 最后，他们结队游到了东海龙王的水晶宫，东海龙王待他们如贵宾，还带他们看了自己的珊瑚床、珍珠冠、玛瑙桌子、碧玉毯，等等。 16. 东海龙王看到瑶姬长得美，就向她求婚，但是，瑶姬不喜欢龙王。 17. 因为她看见龙王每天掀起怒涛海浪，发起狂风暴雨，摧毁百姓的田园，吞食行船和旅客，给人间造成了许多不幸和灾难。 18. 她们离开东海，腾云驾雾向西飞去，飞过万水千山，来到了巫山上空，看见十二条蛟龙，张牙舞爪地在天空追逐、嬉戏，搅起了猛烈的大风，吹得天昏地暗。 19. 他们还把人间百姓和牲畜卷到空中，再跌落下来、跌死跌伤，飞沙走石把树木、房屋和庄稼都打得稀烂。 20. 瑶姬看了非常气愤，于是她立刻按住一朵云，用手一指，天空响起了阵阵滚雷，将十二条蛟龙打了下去。 21. 十二条蛟龙全被打死了，不一会儿，天朗气清，人间有了暂时的平静。 The Goddess Peak In the core region of China’s Three Gorges along the Yangtze River, there stands a mountain called Mount Wu, and on Mount Wu there is a peak known as Goddess Peak. Goddess Peak stands tall and graceful; from a distance, it looks like a beautiful young maiden with flowing sleeves dancing in the wind. In the hearts of the people of the Three Gorges, it is a sacred symbol, worshiped for generations and praised throughout the ages. Legend says that in ancient times, the Queen Mother of the West gave birth to twenty-three daughters, and the youngest was named Yao Ji, who was exceptionally beautiful. The Queen Mother loved her dearly and kept her in the Jade Pool Palace all day long. However, lively by nature, Yao Ji longed for the free and carefree life outside the palace. She refused to be confined in the Jade Pool like a caged bird. She often slipped out secretly to travel and explore. She visited every fairyland the immortals had ever been to, leaving only the ocean and the human world unexplored. When her father, the King Father of the East, learned of her actions, he told the Queen Mother. The Queen Mother then sent an attendant named Huang Mo to summon Yao Ji. The Queen Mother sternly questioned her, “Who allowed you to sneak out?” Yao Ji replied, “The Jade Pool is like a prison. I am not a golden canary. I cannot endure being locked inside all day.” Knowing Yao Ji’s stubborn personality and that she would not be easily persuaded, the Queen Mother said to the King Father of the East, “Send her to a strict immortal master for discipline.” The King Father nodded, and the Queen Mother sent Yao Ji to study under the Immortal Lord of the Three Primes at the Purple Clarity Palace. Yao Ji devoted herself to her studies there, and the Immortal Lord taught her countless magical arts of transformation. After mastering these magical arts, the Queen Mother granted her the title Lady Yunhua and appointed her to teach young celestial boys and girls. She was also assigned several attendants—Kuang Zhang, Yu Yu, Huang Mo, Da Yi, Geng Chen, and Tong Lü—to serve under her. Yao Ji then passed on her magical arts to these attendants, and once they possessed such powers, they no longer wished to remain confined in Yunhua Palace. Riding on clouds and mist, they traveled together to the East Sea. In the vast blue ocean, they heard the mighty roaring waves and transformed into dragons, whales, fish, and clams, swimming freely in delight. Eventually, they reached the Crystal Palace of the Dragon King of the East Sea. The Dragon King treated them as honored guests and showed them his coral bed, pearl crown, agate table, jade carpet, and many other treasures. Seeing Yao Ji’s beauty, the Dragon King proposed marriage to her, but she did not like him. She had witnessed how he stirred up furious waves and violent storms, destroying farmlands, swallowing ships and travelers, and bringing countless disasters to the human world.