The water at the bottom of the river rushed towards Uncle Bao with ice. Uncle Bao quickly jumped onto an ice, then jumped from this ice to that ice, and finally jumped onto the river bank.

The golden phoenix in Uncle Bao's arms got the heat from his body and came back to life.

Uncle Bao crossed the ice river and entered another village. The villagers surrounded Uncle Bao. Everyone was very happy to hear that he was going to look for the sun.

I also heard that he had endured many difficulties on the road and was even more respectful in his heart.

A white-bearded old man said, "Child, since there is no sun, our lives are hard and hard every day, and there is really nothing to give to you. We will give you a handful of soil! This is the soil that our ancestors have poured with sweat for generations. It will be useful for you to bring it with you."

The old man brought a cloth bag, and everyone in the village grabbed a handful of taels and put them in their pockets, filled them with a bag, and gave it to Uncle Bao.

Uncle Bao carried the bag of soil and continued to look for a shiny star in the east.

Walk and walk, he crossed ninety-nine mountains, swam across ninety-nine rivers, and walked to a three-way intersection.

Uncle Bao didn't know which road to take, and was worried. An old lady came over the side of the road. The old lady asked Uncle Bao: "Child, where are you going!"

Uncle Bao said, "I'll go find the sun!"

The old lady said: "The road to finding the sun is still very far! I advise you to go home as soon as possible!"

Uncle Bao said: "No matter how far the road is or how difficult it is, I must find the sun. I will never go home if I can't find the sun!"

After hearing his work, the old lady pointed to the road on the right and said, "You can find the sun by following this road. There is a village not far ahead. You can go in and rest before walking."

When Uncle Bao was talking to the old lady, Jin Fenghuang rushed towards the old lady desperately, hit her head with her wings, grabbed her face with her claws, and pecked her eyes with her mouth.

Uncle Bao thought that the Golden Phoenix had seen a stranger, so he drove the Golden Phoenix away, thanked the old lady, and walked on the road to the right.

When Uncle Bao set out on the road, the golden phoenix flew to him again to stop him and prevented him from leaving. Uncle Bao drove it away again and walked forward strode forward.

The road is getting flatter and flatter, without wind and sand, without thorns, without steep walls, and without cliffs.

Uncle Bao felt a little strange. He walked into a village after a while.

The houses in this village are very tall, men are fat, and women are very slim. When the people in the village hear that he is looking for the sun, they are so happy that they surround him and dance and laugh. They all give him a thumbs up, praise him as a hero, and call him a hero.

For a moment, the boss brought wine, the west served the dishes, the man pulled, and the woman pulled, and asked Uncle Bao to eat and drink.

Uncle Bao was puzzled: along the way, the villages he lived in were dilapidated, and the villagers he saw were all frozen and hungry. Why did the people here live so well?

He was carrying the wine bowl in a daze, but he suddenly couldn't help but fly to the top of his head. With a "slap", he threw a straw sandal into his wine bowl.

The straw sandals fell into the wine bowl and immediately caught fire.

Uncle Bao looked carefully and found that the straw sandals were the same as those worn on his feet, and their hair was also made of threadbare. He immediately recognized that they were the straw sandals his father had worn when he was looking for the sun.

Uncle Bao suddenly understood, and he threw the wine bowl to the ground and roared.

Suddenly, the village disappeared, and the people in the village disappeared. There were many demons blinking eyes and suddenly escaped without a trace!

Uncle Bao was shocked and left the demon, so he came back, walked to the three-way intersection, and walked towards the road on the left.

The demon did not kill Uncle Bao, but turned into many mountains, blocking the road. Uncle Bao ignored these and turned over them.

The demons transformed into countless rivers again, and Uncle Bao also swam over.

The demon wanted to freeze Uncle Bao to death in the ice river, but failed; he wanted to trick him into the Vicious Village and kill him, but failed.

They were so scared that they blew gusts of wind and rushed to the Gem Mountain to pester Hui Niang, believing that Uncle Bao fell to death on the cliff; and saying that Uncle Bao drowned in the river.

They tried every means to make Huiniang sad and cry, and to make Uncle Bao no longer have the energy to look for the sun again.

But Hui Niang didn't listen. She gritted her teeth tightly to prevent herself from falling tears.

Since Uncle Bao left, Hui Niang has been hoping that her son will find the sun and come back soon.

Every day she went to the top of the mountain with her fellow villagers and looked east, and she would move a big stone to the footsteps so that she could stand higher and see further.

I look forward to it, look at it, I don’t know how many months have passed, and I don’t know how many years have passed, the big stones under Hui Niang’s feet have become a tall stone platform, but the sky is still ink and black.

Uncle Bao kept walking forward, and he couldn't remember how many mountains he had crossed; he couldn't count how many rivers he had crossed.

One day, he climbed over a mountain half a day high and heard a sound of "Crash, Crash!" in the distance. It turned out that he had arrived at the Eastern Sea.

Uncle Bao walked near the sea and saw a vast ocean, boundless, such a huge ocean. Who knows where the sun is? How can I cross it?

Uncle Bao stood by the beach and thought, and suddenly remembered that the bag of soil given to him by the villagers on the way was coming. So he untied the cloth bag and spread the soil to the sea. A strong wind blew, and many large and small islands immediately appeared on the sea.

Uncle Bao was so happy that he jumped into the sea, swam across islands after island, and swam into the middle of the sea.

Swimming and searching, he swam to a very far place, and found the deep sea bottom, and saw a big cave - the sun was hidden in this big cave by the devil.

Uncle Bao swam to the entrance of the cave and saw that the demon king led the demons of all sizes and big and small, and had already set up a formation waiting for him.

Uncle Bao fought with the Demon King: he rushed out of the sea from the bottom of the sea, and then from the sea to the bottom of the sea, causing the sea to churn and the waves to surging.

The Demon King gradually couldn't support him anymore. He accidentally got blinded by the golden phoenix in his eyes, causing it to hurt, and then covered his face and screamed.

The golden phoenix took the opportunity to fly up and peck its other eye. The devil lost his eyes and bumped into it randomly, hitting it on the rock and hitting it to death.

As soon as the devil died, the little demon ran away in an instant.

Uncle Bao didn't even stop his breath, so he pushed open the big stone blocked at the entrance of the cave and found the sun. He used all his last strength to support the sun upstream to the sea.

I finally swam and saw half of my head on the sea. Unexpectedly, Uncle Bao was exhausted and could not hold the sun on the surface of Shanghai.

At this time, the golden phoenix flew over, supported the sun with its back, spread its wings and flew up with force, and lifted the entire sun out of the sea.

As soon as the sun left the sea, it immediately rose into the sky.

On that day, Huiniang and her fellow villagers were looking at the stone platform on the top of the Gem Mountain, and the monsters escaped came to pester her again.

Suddenly, thousands of golden lights shot out from the horizon in the east, and a colorful cloud appeared, and the sun rose! Then, a long phoenix sound came from above the head, and the golden phoenix that reported the news flew back first.

The golden phoenix stopped and danced gracefully on the top of the mountain.

"Ha, the sun is back!" Hui Niang and the villagers cheered happily, and the cheering sounds shook the earth.

The demons surrounding Hui Niang shone on the sunlight, and were shocked by the cheers, and they were so scared that they turned into stones.

From then on, the sun rose from the east and set in the west every day, and people lived a bright and happy life again.

Until now, before the sun rises every day, there are shiny stars in the east, that is, the changes of clouds and spring, and people call it "Qingxing".

When the sun rises, there are always golden lights and colorful clouds. That is because the golden phoenix spreads its wings and supports the sun.

In order to commemorate the achievements of Uncle Bao in finding the sun, people built a exquisite pagoda on the top of the Gem Mountain, and a hexagonal pavilion in the place where the golden phoenixes danced, that is, the "Baoxun Tower" and the "Laifeng Pavilion".
Chapter completed!