How to draw the legendary mind map of the Yellow Emperor?
1. Determine the central theme:
You can use a big circle or box on the mind map to represent the Yellow Emperor, or name it The Legend of the Yellow Emperor.
2. Add a branch:
Starting from the central theme, draw some branches, such as the life, culture and medicine of the Yellow Emperor, and each branch represents a specific theme or sub-theme.
3. Add more branches:
Draw more branches from each branch. For example, under the branch of Huangdi culture, there can be branches such as Huangdi myth, Huangdi belief and Huangdi folk custom. The branches of Huangdi's life can include Huangdi family, Huangdi war, Huangdi Confucianism and so on.
4. Add keywords or phrases to each branch:
When you have a complete mind map, you can add some keywords or phrases to each branch to guide your follow-up research. This can help you organize and remember a lot of information better.
5. Gradually improve:
Mind mapping is a process of continuous improvement. You can constantly modify and add new information according to your own needs and research progress.
As follows:
Huangdi (2765438 BC+07 BC-2599 BC), also known as Ji Xuanyuan, has a bear, and Xuanyuan, formerly known as Gongsun, was later changed to Ji, the leader of the ancient tribal alliance in China, the co-owner of the ancient Chinese nation in China and the head of the five emperors, and was honored as the "ancestor of mankind" in China.
History shows that the Yellow Emperor was named after his virtue. The great achievements of the Yellow Emperor in unifying Chinese tribes and conquering Dongyi and Jiuli nationalities go down in history. During the reign of the Yellow Emperor, he planted hundreds of crops and plants, vigorously developed production, and began to make clothes, build ships and cars, make music and create medicine.
20 16 TV series Xuanyuan the Great is played by the actor Apollo. According to a large number of historical records and cultural relics, the Yellow Emperor unified the world, laid the foundation for China, created civilization, loved things and loved the people, and was honored as the ancestor of Chinese humanities by later generations. Xuanyuan Huangdi came to Xuanyuan Mountain, taking bears as its capital. In Han Dynasty, Xuanyuan Hometown Temple was built in front of Xuanyuan Mountain in Beiguan, Xinzheng.