Relics left behindCultural relics are the general term for all valuable material relics left over from the historical development of human society, created by humans or related to human activities. Different countries and regions have all kinds of cultural relics preserved. For example, China has the Tri-colored Glazed Tile of the Tang Dynasty unearthed in Shaanxi Province. There were various cultural relics called "cultural assets" in Japan, which were divided into five categories: tangible cultural assets, intangible cultural assets, folk cultural assets, monuments, and traditional buildings. The British Museum had Sumerian cuneiform characters with a history of more than 6000 years. The Israel Museum had the Dead Sea Scrolls discovered between 1947 and 1956. The National Museum in New Deli, India, had a bronze statue of the Indian dance king Shiva, which was created in the 11th century, and Italy had the "Savior" by the Renaissance painter, Leonard Da Vinci, etc. These cultural relics had historical, artistic, scientific, and other values. According to the grading standards of cultural relics, they could be divided into first-class cultural relics, second-class cultural relics, third-class cultural relics, and ordinary cultural relics.
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The mixed-blood left in AfricaThere were many mixed-race groups in Africa. They were born from a variety of factors, such as the deepening economic cooperation, educational exchanges, and personal emotional ties between China and Africa.
With the deepening of China-Africa economic and trade cooperation, many China went to Africa. Some of them chose to settle down and marry local women, forming mixed-race families. For example, among the 2 million China living in Africa, Mr. Jiang was an investment consultant in Egypt. After his career was successful, he married a local girl and had two daughters. The family was happy.
However, the mixed-blood faced some complicated situations. Some of the mixed-blood children were abandoned by their China fathers, and their fates were full of ups and downs. For example, Longlong in Somalia, his father had cut off contact with his mother and son after returning to China. After his mother remarried, he dropped out of school and lived at home, relying on others to help him. Feifei in Angola, her father had never returned after returning to China, and the four of them were in an extremely difficult situation. Some people who already had families in China formed new families in Africa. Although their mixed-race children were financially secure, they could not return to China to enjoy the warmth of a complete family. For example, a 15-year-old girl had not been brought back to China by her father.
However, there were also positive aspects. Some abandoned Chinese-African mixed-race children were rescued. For example, the Shaolin Temple in Namibia adopted some Chinese-African mixed-race children abandoned by their Chinese fathers. They studied martial arts, Buddhism, and Chinese culture here, which provided these children with a window to understand China and their own identity.
At the same time, there were also differences in the identity of Chinese and African mixed-blood. Some mixed-race children recognized their Chinese identity, such as Doris, a 9-year-old mixed-race girl born and raised in Guangzhou. Although she looked like a foreigner, she said she wanted to bring glory to China when she grew up.
Mother remarried, left her son behind, and left.The following are some novels where the mother remarried and left her son behind:
- In a novel, Chen Hao's mother, Zheng Mei, despised poverty and loved wealth when she was young. She abandoned her son and remarried twice. In her later years, she was homeless and asked her son to sell her marriage house to support her.
- Chen Xiaoming was abandoned by his mother Mei Jianfen when he was three years old. He had been rejected many times by his mother in the past 25 years and eventually suffered from schizophrenia. Mei Jianfen said that she couldn't stand her husband Chen Zhonghe's domestic violence and left home, and she was determined not to meet her son.
- In " A Good Night with Whom ", the female protagonist's mother remarried to the Xiao family. As a woman with another surname brought by the widowed mother, the female protagonist had the consciousness of living under the Xiao family's roof and behaved herself. The male lead was Master Xiao's eldest son.
- In the novel " My Story with My Godson," it was about the godson's father dying when he was 10 years old and his mother remarrying. Later, he experienced many ups and downs as he grew up.
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Ruins left behind by immortalsThe ruins left behind by immortals had many forms. In Laiwu, there were immortal relics, one of the eight scenic spots of Laiwu. The scenery was similar to the footprints of immortals and the cracks on the rocks dragged by fairies. Xianren Mountain in the west of Tanjialou Village, Gaozhuang Street, Laiwu District, was named after An Qisheng's immortal cultivation here. The historical sites on the top of the mountain still existed, including Immortal Hall, Mountain Stronghold, Tomb of Chen Ganyu's Son, Immortal Cave Crane Nest, Cliff Stone Carving and other cultural relics. Chapter 86 of " The Legend of Immortal Cultivation in the Hometown of Rebirth " mentioned that there was a cave abode left behind by an ancient immortal found in the clan's territory. Among them were broken magic treasures and spirit herb gardens. In addition, there were also places like the footprints of immortals left behind by immortals when they climbed the hill.
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