On the first day in history, Yanhuang was called "descendants of Yanhuang" and was the ancestor of mankind. Why do you call them that?

Because in ancient China, the era when human civilization really began was the Yanhuang era, and in that era, Yanhuang played an important role in the initial human civilization: Emperor Yan made thunder and planted grains. Establish the market and open the market for the first time. Use hemp as cloth, and people wear clothes. Make banjo to entertain people. Cut wood into bows to dominate the world. Make pottery to improve life. He is the humanistic ancestor of the Chinese nation. He formed an alliance with the Yellow Emperor and gradually formed the Chinese nation. Thus formed the descendants of the Chinese people; Xuanyuan Huangdi's great achievements in unifying the Chinese nation for the first time went down in history. He planted hundreds of plants and trees, vigorously developed production, began to make clothes, build ships and cars, invented the compass, set up arithmetic, made melodies and created medicine. These two men had a great influence on the civilized life of later generations, so they were called "ancestors of mankind"