A long time ago, at the foot of a mountain in the south of the lake, there were two brothers and sisters living. The brother was named Chunsheng and Qiugu. When their parents died, they left them three acres of land and a broken thatched house.

The brother and sister started to plow the field in the middle of the night, always trying to make more food. But in the autumn, the rich man collected the rent.

After paying the rent, there was not enough food left. There was no way for the brother and sister to drink soup and eat porridge, and live a hard life.

One winter, the rich man's house was full of chicken, duck, fish and meat. Chunsheng's house was left with only a small cup of rice.

Qiu Gu cooked a bowl of porridge for his brother to eat. Chunsheng said, "I'm not hungry, sister, please drink it!" Qiu Gu said, "I'm not hungry, brother, please drink it!" The brother and sister pushed me and let me, but neither of them was willing to drink it.

At this time, heavy snow was flying all over the sky, and the north wind roared "hula" so scared that it was afraid of people.

An old woman begging came in the wind and snow. She was gray-haired and ragged. She was leaning on a crutch and was walking and shouting: "Who is the north wind, the snow! A kind-hearted person, please pity my old woman!"

The hoarse voice came into the broken thatched house, and the brother and sister could hear it clearly.

Qiu Gu said, "Brother, how pitiful you hear!"

Chunsheng said, "Sister, let's call her inside." As he said that, he hurriedly opened the door and helped the strange old lady into the house.

Qiu Gu was busy dusting off the snowflakes on her body, and Chunsheng picked up the bowl of porridge that he had been pushing for her for a long time.

The old lady stayed at their house for a night, and the next day, the snow stopped and the world cleared.

She stood up and said goodbye. Before leaving, the old lady took out a piece of white silk and gave it to Qiu Gu, saying, "Girl, use your dexterous hands to embroider this piece of white silk. Happiness is destined to be for hardworking and kind people."

Qiu Gu took it and saw a phoenix on the white silk.

So Qiu Gu embroidered this white silk day and night. She embroidered the phoenix head with red silk thread, the phoenix eyes with black silk thread, the phoenix wings with yellow silk thread, and the phoenix tail with colorful silk thread.

Embroidery, the embroidery needle pierced her fingers, and blood stained the white silk, and she embroidered the fiery red sun and clouds on it.

She embroidered the phoenix from the beginning of spring to the beginning of summer.

This phoenix picture is so beautiful. The phoenix raised its head and looked towards the fiery sun in the sky, just like living.

The brother and sister hang it in the room, and the happier it the more they look at it, and the more they like it the more they look at it.

At night, something strange happened.

Qiu Gu woke up in the middle of the night and saw a golden light in the room. After a closer look, the phoenix came down from the picture.

She woke up her brother, and the brother and sister watched quietly. Phoenix walked around the room for several circles, returned to the white silk, and the golden light disappeared immediately.

The next morning, Qiu Gu got up to sweep the floor and picked up a golden phoenix egg on the ground. The brother and sister sold it, bought a few acres of land and a yellow cow.

As the saying goes, "Good things spread thousands of miles. The incident in this phoenix map spreads to the ears of Grandpa Guan like a gust of wind. He thought to himself: The phoenix on this picture can give birth to golden eggs, which is really a rare treasure, I must get it!

So he sent Chunsheng and said, "My master praised you and would like to pay a hundred coins to buy your phoenix picture."

Chunsheng replied: "The Phoenix Picture was embroidered by my sister for a lot of effort, so we won't sell it!"

When the official heard this, his face sank, he patted the desk a few times, and said, "This is clearly the treasure of the king. How can a poor family embroider such a treasure map!"

Without saying anything, he added the charge of "theft of treasures" and gave birth to Chun in prison. At the same time, he ordered the yamen runners to go to Chunsheng's house to steal the Phoenix Picture.

As soon as the Phoenix Picture was obtained, Master Guan was so proud. He looked left and right and forgot to eat the food, and laughed happily.

That night, he sat on the cushion and waited for the phoenix to lay the golden eggs.

Late at night, suddenly, the phoenix picture shot out a dazzling light, illuminating the room with golden light. The phoenix really came down from the picture.

He thought the phoenix was about to lay eggs, so he squatted down to see it, but the phoenix rushed towards him with great momentum and pecked around in a daze. He rolled on the ground and shouted: "Where are you here! Help!"

The yamen runners rushed over and the phoenix rushed out of the window with a "slam" sound and flew towards the mountain.

The yamen runner helped the great master up from the ground, and saw that his face was covered in blood and his left eye was blinded.

The Grand Master Guan suffered this loss and did not give up. He thought: Since the girl could embroider this phoenix picture, she would definitely be able to embroider the second one.

So he sent Qiu Gu and told her that if he could re-embroider a phoenix picture, he would release Chunsheng. Qiu Gu agreed to rescue her brother.

She took the white silk from the official official and embroidered it for three months. The gorgeous phoenix was embroidered again, but it left a pair of phoenix eyes that were not embroidered.

She told Grandpa Guan that she would put her brother first and then give the phoenix eye to the embroidered phoenix eye.

The official asked the yamen runner to release Chunsheng. When Qiu Gu saw her brother, she embroidered her eyes into a phoenix.

The phoenix had eyes, spread its wings and flew down, carrying the brother and sister to the top of the mountain and disappeared.

Later, people called this mountain "Phoenix Mountain".

The outside of Ziyun Cave is foggy, and an old Huanglong lives in the cave. The old Huanglong is old and has done too many evil things. He hides in the cave all day long and sleeps too lazy to move.

There is also a little yellow dragon in Ziyun Cave. He has no father or mother and has served as a slave to the old Huanglong since he was a child.

The old Huanglong was afraid that the little Huanglong would escape, so he never let him walk out of the cave. Even when he was sleepy, he would use a dragon claw to grab the little Huanglong's neck with his dragon's claw.

Once, Lao Huanglong was sleepy and very familiar.

The little yellow dragon gently slid out of the old yellow dragon's dragon's claws and ran to the entrance of the cave. When the dragon's tail swung, the purple clouds covered with the hole mask spread out.

He walked out of the cave and saw the green mountains, blue water, green crops, and bright red flowers. He was very happy, so he rolled on the mountain and immediately turned into a young young man.

The little Huanglong looked at his naked body, with scales on his back, so he pulled two purple clouds, blew his breath, and turned into a set of purple clothes and put them on his body.

Little Huanglong walked down the hillside and saw a cowherd sitting on the ground crying, and asked, "Little brother, why are you crying?"

The cowherd wiped his tears with the back of his hand and said, "I lost a cow from the rich man, the second master. He forced me to compensate me just now, but I don't have a cow!"

Little Huanglong said: "If you don't have a cow, what should he do if he cry?"

The cowherd said, "The second rich man said that he would not be able to pay the cow in three days. He would beat me to death with a stick!"

When the little Huanglong heard this, he blinked his eyes and thought for a while, and said, "Little brother, don't cry, I'll pay for you!"

The cowherd touched his head and followed the little Huanglong.

Little Huanglong walked into the forest with his cowherd. He saw an old man sitting under the tree crying, and asked, "Old uncle, why are you crying?"

The old man coughed twice and said, "I'll give the second rich man less than two bonbons of rent. He forced me to pay the rent just now, but I have no grain anymore!"

Little Huanglong said: "It's okay if there is no valley, what should it do if it cry?"

The old man said, "The second rich man said that he couldn't pay the rent in three days, so he would hurry up and go to jail!"

When the little Huanglong heard this, he blinked his eyes and thought for a while, saying, "Don't worry, I'll pay the rent for you!"

The old man knocked on his back and followed the little Huanglong.

The little Huanglong took the cowherd and the old man walked across the stone road. When he saw an old woman sitting in front of the house crying, he asked, "Old Mama, why are you crying?"

The old woman blew her nose and said, "I owe the rich man three accounts. He forced me to pay back the debt just now, but I don't have money!"

Little Huanglong said: "If you don't have money, let's forget it, what should it do if you cry?"

The old woman said: "The second rich man said that he would not pay off his debts in three days, and he would demolish my house!"

When the little Huanglong heard this, he blinked his eyes and thought, "Don't be sad, I'll pay off your debt for you!"

The old woman brushed her clothes and followed the little Huanglong.

Let's go, let's go, they walked to the door of the rich man's second master's house.

When the old woman saw that the little Huanglong was empty-handed, she asked, "The rich man, the second master, asks for money. You didn't bring the money, why are you paying the debt for me?"

When the old man saw that the little Huanglong was empty-handed, he asked, "The second rich man wants the grain. You didn't pick the grain, why are you paying the rent for me?"

When the cowherd saw that the little Huanglong was empty-handed, he asked, "The second rich man wants a cow. You didn't come to take the cow, so why should you pay for me?"

Little Huanglong said: "Uncle, old lady, little brother, I will ask you first: What does the rich man like most?"

The old man, the old woman, and the cowherd kid all replied: "The second rich man likes pearls the most!"

The little Huanglong slapped the head of the cephalothorax: "By the way, by the way, I have pearls, I will pay the rent with the pearls, pay the debt with the pearls, and pay the cow with the pearls."

As he said that, he secretly reached into his clothes, lifted it, and took off a piece of scale from his body; then lifted it, and took off another piece of scale... The old saying goes, "Dragons are afraid of lifting the scales." How painful it would be for the little yellow dragon to lift his own scales!

He gritted his teeth and endured the pain, lifted off all the scales, turned into pearls and distributed them to the old man, the old woman and the cowherd.

They walked into the house of the rich man Erye. When the rich man Erye saw it, he shouted: "Hey, the cowherd kid, return my cows! Hey, old man, return my rent! Hey, old woman, return my money!"

The old man paid the pearls to the second master of the rich man; the old woman paid the pearls to the second master of the rich man; the cowherd's cows paid the pearls to the second master of the rich man of the rich man of the second master of the rich man of the bull.

The second rich man held the pearl and frowned and muttered: "Although the pearl is good, it's a pity that it's too small and too small, it's really not good!"

The little Huanglong interrupted and said, "Master Two, if a big flame rises in the hall and melts the pearls into one, it will be more valuable!"

When the rich man heard this, he was so happy that his face was full of bumps, his eyes narrowed into a slit, and the corners of his mouth were almost cracked to his ears.

The little Huanglong left the door of the rich man's second master, blinked his eyes and said to the old man, "Uncle, I will recognize you as my dear master!" The old man stroked his beard and agreed with a smile.

The little Huanglong said to the old lady again: "Old mama, I will recognize you as your biological mother!" The old lady pouted and agreed happily.

The little Huanglong turned around, touched the head of the cowherd, and said, "Little brother, please recognize me as your brother!"

The cowherd jumped up in joy and hugged the little Huanglong's neck tightly. (To be continued)
Chapter completed!