Liuxiong Lu

Chinese excellent traditional culture has a powerful function of educating people, and as an important part of Chinese excellent traditional culture, the mythological stories of "Bluto" culture also contain rich revelations of educating people. However, the contradictory relationship between tradition and modernity is one of the reasons hindering the continuation of its culture. The purpose of this paper is to explore the meaning of symbiosis between human and nature, human and society, and human and human through the perspective of symbiosis in the mythological stories, to explore its inherent cultural significance, and to explore its implications for environmental education, social education, and family moral education with this as a reference.

Educational revelations; Broadsword culture; symbiotic education

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