Nü Zhi
Chinese mythological figure
About Nü Zhi
In Chinese mythology, Nüzhi from the Youxin clan was the wife of Gun and the mother of Yu the Great. This was mentioned in the second-century-BC text Shiben.
According to the third-century Genealogical Records of Emperors and Kings (, Diwang Shiji) by Huangfu Mi, Nüzhi saw a falling star piercing the Hairy Head of the Chinese constellations while traveling in the mountains. Then, in a dream, she received a pearl and Job's tears and swallowed them. Her belly split open and Yu was born at Stone Knob.
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