Bao Xuezhai asserts that the Chinese script was created by the Youyu clan in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River 11,000 years ago, but it was only in the Shang Dynasty more than 3,000 years ago that it was engraved on oracle bones and preserved, causing many blind fools to think that the Chinese script is only more than 3,000 years old.
In fact, the script matured 11,000 years ago, and was not only used in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, but also spread throughout China with the activities of the Youyu clan, and as far as the Indus Valley, the two rivers of West Asia, and the Nile River Valley in Egypt, where it directly evolved into the local script.
All the writing on earth originated from the Youyu script from the lower reaches of the Yangtze River in China.
There is Yu Shang pottery, so the text will also be engraved on the pottery, these more than 10,000 years of words have been handed down to this day, is the real source of the Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscription, and the vast majority of it can be interpreted with the Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscription.
The most typical example is the four words on the black clay pot below.
This black clay pot was unearthed in Chenghu Lake, about 15 kilometers southeast of the city of Suzhou. According to the ancient local chronicles, the lake was once a densely populated city, and later it was flooded and sank to the bottom of the lake, so it was also called "Chen Lake" or "Sinking Lake".
In 1974, the former Wuxian Chefang Commune enclosed the lake on the west bank of Chenghu Lake to make fields, and after draining the lake, it was found that there were a large number of ancient wells at the bottom of the lake, and more than 1,200 pieces of cultural relics were obtained, covering the Neolithic Songze culture, Liangzhu culture, Maqiao culture and the Shang and Zhou dynasties, Han and Jin dynasties, Tang and Song dynasties in the historical period, with a time span of up to 5,000 years.
This black clay pot is a typical pottery from the Liangzhu culture period, about 5,000 years ago.
The characters on the clay pots, both in terms of glyphs and penmanship, are exactly the same as those of the oracle bone inscriptions. Therefore, many philologists directly use oracle bone inscriptions to interpret these four words. Among them, Jao Tsung-i interprets it as "冓戉五", which is regarded as the representation of the Yue people, which is the closest to the truth of the interpretation, and the last three glyphs are exactly the same as the oracle bone inscription.
The eight-pointed star symbol, interpreted by Jao Tsung-i as "冓"
This eight-pointed star symbol should actually be the common word "zhen" in the Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscriptions.
The glyphs are as follows:
Oracle "Zhen"
We put these two "Zhen" characters in the shape of a cross, which is an eight-pointed star symbol.
The eight-pointed star symbol appeared as early as 5,800 years ago at the Lingjiatan site, and even earlier appeared in the Hunan Gaomiao, 7,800 years ago.
Lingjiatan eight-pointed star "Zhen" word
Lingjiatan eight-pointed star "Zhen" word
The word "Zhen" in the high temple
The eight-pointed star of the word "Zhen" in the high temple
This eight-pointed star-shaped character for "Zhen" is widely used in China's eastern coastal areas, such as the eight-pointed star rune pattern faience bean unearthed in 1978 at the Dawenkou site in Tai'an, Shandong.
The Dawenkou site contains the cultural relics of the three stages of Beixin culture, Dawenkou culture and Longshan culture, among which the Beixin culture has found a unique urn coffin burial of Yu's family, 7300 years ago, it is proved that this eight-pointed star symbol is the Youyu family that originated from the Shangshan culture of Zhejiang, and the word "Zhen" in the Shang Dynasty oracle bone inscription is the abbreviation of the eight-pointed star symbol.
Next, take a look at the 5,000-year-old character "戉" on the clay pot. It cannot be said to be very similar to the oracle bone inscription of the Shang Dynasty more than 3,000 years ago, but can only be said to be exactly the same.
Oracle inscriptions
Liangzhu culture "戉" character
This "戉" is the Yue of the country. During the Warring States Period, there was also a way to directly write the Yue of Yue as "戉". This is shown in the figure below.
On the sword of Goujian, the king of Yue, the word "Yue" engraved is the addition of a "yi" next to the word "戉", which means the capital of the Yue country.
Yue Wang Goujian sword
Next, let's take a look at the "five" character on the clay pot, which is the representative text of the five elements civilization of Chinese civilization, and the number representing the Yellow Emperor in the Five Elements Doctrine, which means the five elements of yin and yang. The Five Elements Doctrine has been passed down in China for at least 10,000 years, but it is blindly believed by some fools to have originated in the Warring States period.
The "five" character on the clay pot 5,000 years ago is exactly the same as the "five" character on the Shangshan cultural painted pottery 10,000 years ago, and it is also exactly the same as the oracle bone inscription of the Shang Dynasty more than 3,000 years ago.
Shangshan culture "five" word
After reading these words, let's finally take a look at this "one" word. It's obviously an arrow-like text, exactly like the word "individual" we have today.
Liangzhu culture "one" word
This word "individual" not only appears in Liangzhu, but also appears on the pottery of the Dadiwan cultural site thousands of miles away, and is also found in the Banpo site.
For example, on the famous "human face fish pattern basin", among the eight symbols marking the eight directions, there are four "one" characters at the four corners.
The word "個" means four corners
These "individual" characters also appear on the sundial and the Luoshu Nine Palace Chart, which are also symbols that indicate direction.
The characters represent the four corners
The word "square" in the oracle bone inscription can still vaguely see the appearance of this "individual" character.
Therefore, the four words engraved on the Liangzhu black pottery should be interpreted as:
"Zhenyue Five Directions".
"Zhen" means positive.
"Yue", that is, the Yue country, is the lower reaches of the Yangtze River Youyu clan established 11,000 years ago, Shangshan culture, Jingtoushan culture, cross-lake bridge culture, Hemudu culture, Liangzhu culture...... These cultures, all without exception, are 100% created by the ancient Yue Kingdom, and the Yu clan is a Yue person!
The "five directions" are the southeast, northwest, and four directions plus the center in the Five Elements Theory.
Until the Shang Dynasty, it was still a popular tradition to worship the Emperor of the Four Directions and the Central Yellow Emperor.
For example, on the famous oracle bone of the Quartet, it is the text of the emperor of the Quartet.
The name of the Emperor of the Quartet on this oracle bone is exactly the same as that of the people of the Quartet in "Yaodian"! The diquinoxidox solstice celestial phenomena recorded in the Yaodian are the actual celestial phenomena 11,000 years ago, and the empirical oracle bone inscriptions use characters 11,000 years ago!
11,000 years ago, Yao Shun lived in the Shangshan culture period.
Coincidentally, Yao Shunyu and these famous figures, all without exception, live in the Shangshan cultural area! Living in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River in Zhejiang!