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Text: A little history
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Opening: The collision and change of civilizations
In the long picture scroll of human history, the four ancient civilizations - ancient Egypt, ancient India, ancient Babylon and Chinese civilization - are like bright stars, shining in the sky of human civilization. However, the gears of fate are always full of uncertainties, and an ancient nomadic people, the Aryans, quietly got involved in this civilizational conflict, and wrote a magnificent history with their iron hooves and swords.
Part I: The Rise and Migration of the Aryans
The Aryans, an ancient nomadic people living in the steppes of the southern Ural Mountains, lived on animal husbandry and lived on grass. They claim to be a noble people of faith, but they also struggle to survive in the harsh natural environment. It was not until around 3000 BC that the Earth entered the Xiaoice Age, and the Aryans were forced to begin a large-scale southward migration.
This migration changed the course of world history. The Aryans swept through large areas of West Asia, South Asia and even North Africa like a stormy wave, destroying the three ancient civilizations one by one.
Part II: The Aryan Conquest
First, the Aryans entered the Iranian plateau, merged with the local peoples, and established the ancient Persian Empire. Under their leadership, the Persian Empire rose rapidly, eventually annexing ancient Babylon in one fell swoop. They then expanded northward, taking Greece under their belts and engaged in fierce battles against the Spartan warriors.
At the same time, another group of Aryans migrated to the plains between the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers in Central Asia, known as the Aryan Punjabs. They crossed the Hindu Kush and entered ancient India, expelling the local aborigines, the Dravidians, and establishing a brutal caste system. This system was not abolished until modern times, but it still has a profound impact on Indian society today.
Eventually, the Aryans came to ancient Egypt near the Mediterranean. In the face of this group of invaders who have been fighting for many years, the pharaohs in the pyramid cannot stop their iron hooves, even if their magic is boundless. Ancient Egyptian civilization also went into decline in this catastrophe.
Part III: The defeat of the Aryans in China
However, when the Aryans set their sights on the last ancient civilization, China, they suffered an unprecedented setback. This group of nomads, who professed to be a noble people, encountered stubborn resistance in the land of China.
At that time, China was in the midst of a strong Shang Dynasty, and Wu Ding, the king of Zhongxing, and his queen wife worked together to defend against foreign enemies. As the first female military commander in Chinese history, she personally led a large army to defeat more than 10,000 people and forced the Aryans to retreat to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.
After that, although the Aryans still eyed China, they could no longer launch a large-scale attack in the face of the steely resistance of the Chinese children and the blockage of natural barriers. The Chinese civilization was able to stand tall in this collision of civilizations and continue to write a glorious chapter in history.
Conclusion: Reflections and Enlightenment of History
The journey of the Aryans is a history full of legends and blood and tears. From the destruction of the three major civilizations to the defeat of China, they show the collision and integration of civilizations in human history. This history tells us that the development of civilization requires tolerance and openness, and that conquest and plunder will only bring destruction and decline. Let us cherish the diversity of human civilization and work together to create a harmonious and beautiful world.