In ancient times, chaos was not opened. There is no heaven and earth, no sun, moon and stars, no rivers, lakes and seas, no fish, insects, birds and beasts, and no human beings. In the middle of this chaos, there is a round thing, pregnant with a dragon's head and a snake body, and the Pangu giant sleeps in it. One day, the giant woke up, bored, and cleaved the chaos. The clear air rises and turns into the sky, and the turbid gas sinks into the earth. The heavens grew a foot every day, and the earth grew a foot thicker every day, and the giant stood up to the heavens and the earth with a foot in it.

Eighteen thousand years later, the heavens are extremely high and the earth is extremely thick, but there is no sun, moon or stars in the heavens and nothing on the earth, except for the heavens and the earth. Pangu felt that the world was desolate, so he decided to add all things to the world as a body, and one day, Pangu fell to the ground. The left eye turns into the sun, the right eye turns into the moon, the tears of the two eyes turn into stars, the beads of sweat turn into lakes, the blood turns into rivers, the hair turns into grasslands and forests, the gas turns into clouds, the sound turns into thunder, the teeth, bones, and bone marrow turn into mineral deposits, the head turns into Mount Tai, the feet turn into Mount Hua, the left arm turns into Hengshan, the right arm turns into Heng Mountain, and the abdomen turns into Songshan. From then on, there was the first world.

However, Pangu's Yuan Shen is divided into three changes to Qingqi and rises to become three Qing, which is for the Yuan Shi Tianzun, Lingbao Daojun, and Taishang Laojun. The essence sank and turned into Nuwa Niangniang and Fuxi Emperor. Nuwa Niangniang and Emperor Fuxi are both human heads and snake bodies, and they are the first ancestors of people. As mentioned above, Pangu split the heavens and the earth, but there was no life between the heavens and the earth. Nuwa Niangniang created seventy kinds of creatures every day, and the earth began to come to life.

And between heaven and earth, there are only Nuwa and Fuxi brothers and sisters, who discuss and become husband and wife, but they feel ashamed. Nuwa Niangniang used loess to imitate herself and Fuxi to create men and women (author's note: Nuwa Niangniang originally created people for the imperial noble, and the number was very small. At the beginning of the journey between heaven and earth, and then hidden between Kunlun, Qilian, and Penglai, self-cultivation and self-cultivation, and soaring into immortals. However, the earth is vast, and the speed of creation is slow. Then the rattan sticks to the mud and waving and throwing, and the mud falls to the ground, that is, a human shape. And the person who fabricated the yellow mud was the later royal nobles, and the mud turned into people was the common people. Since then, the earth has been full of life. Nuwa Niangniang created a wedding ceremony and taught human beings to be their own matchmakers, so that human beings can create themselves and pass on their ancestry.

After that, there was the reproduction of human beings. Three emperors and five emperors revitalized China. And we will single one of the "Shun" emperors of the five emperors. Emperor Shun's surname is Yao, his name is Chonghua, and his name is Jun. Chonghua is the sixth grandson of Zhuan Xu, and has been a commoner since the fifth generation. Chonghua was persecuted by his parents and half-brother since he was a child, and he endured many hardships. However, he was humble and virtuous, so his prestige grew. Later, Yao was old and wanted to choose an heir, and the world unanimously recommended Shun, so Yao married his two daughters, Empress E and Nuying, to Shun, and let nine men serve Shun to observe his virtue; He also let Shun be in charge of the five classics, manage hundreds of officials, and be responsible for welcoming etiquette to observe his ability. All are governed, and Shun is ordered to take administrative affairs. After that, the world is peaceful and the people are happy. Later, he died in the wilderness of Cangwu on the way to the south and was buried in Jiuzhi Mountain in the south of the Yangtze River.

Emperor Shun Yao Chong Chinese Sun Chen Hugong "Concubine Man", with the ancestral fief as the clan. King Wu of Zhou married his eldest daughter Taiji to Concubine Man, prepared three ke, and enshrined Yu Shun. The establishment of Chen State in Zhuye, known as Chen Hugong in history, and later moved the capital to Wanqiu (Huaiyang), and the descendants took the country as their surname, that is, it became the origin of the surname Chen. There is a saying in China that "Chen's family is all over the world, and Huaiyang is his hometown". The surname Chen is the fifth largest surname in China, and there are more than 90 million descendants of the Chen family in the world. The descendants of Emperor Shun have a total of about 300 million people with his surname.

After the death of Chen Hugong, his son Chen Shengong succeeded to the throne. On the occasion of the ceremony, he made a vow: "The descendants of the Chen family, the world is Qingping, and the king is the minister, loyal to the country." Wars and strife will be peaceful, and the world will be peaceful. Literature can assist the country, martial arts can determine the country, and the people are loyal and filial. ”

The rest will not be listed more, but the ancient and modern characters of the Chen family will be listed first. In the Spring and Autumn Period, Chen Wan, the doctor of the Qi State, Chen Sheng, the leader of the peasant uprising at the end of the Qin Dynasty, Chen Yu, the Western Han Dynasty Qu Rebellion Hou Chen Ping, the Western Han Dynasty Guannei Hou Chen Tang, the Western Han Jiawei Hou Chen Zun, the Eastern Han Dynasty Judge Chen Chong, the Eastern Han Dynasty Taifu Chen Fan, the Eastern Han Dynasty Taiqiu Chang Chen Yu, the late Han Dynasty Cao Cao's subordinate air force sacrificial wine Chen Lin, the Three Kingdoms Wei generals Chen Deng, Chen Qun, the famous historian of the Western Jin Dynasty Chen Shou (author of the Three Kingdoms), the Western Jin Dynasty historian Chen Shou, the Liang King of the Sixteen Kingdoms Chen An, the Southern Dynasty Liang general Chen Qingzhi, Chen Bozhi, the founder of the Southern Dynasty Chen State, the Sui Dynasty general Chen Liang, Chen Shuozhen, the female leader of the peasant uprising during the reign of Emperor Gaozong of the Tang Dynasty, Chen Ziang, a literary scholar of the Tang Dynasty, Chen Xuanli, a general of the Tang Dynasty, Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty, Chen Hong, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, Chen Tong, a Fuyaozi of the Northern Song Dynasty, Chen Pengnian, a historian of the Northern Song Dynasty and a review of the Chongwen Academy, a poet of the Northern Song Dynasty, Chen Shidao, a student of the Northern Song Dynasty, Chen Youyi, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty, Chen Fuliang, a member of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Southern Song Dynasty, Chen Yizhong, the right prime minister and privy envoy of the Southern Song Dynasty, Chen Liang, a thinker of the Southern Song Dynasty, Chen Chun, a philosopher of the Southern Song Dynasty, Chen Zhensun, a bibliophile of the Southern Song Dynasty, Chen Ziming, a medical scientist of the Southern Song Dynasty, Southern Song Dynasty painter Chen Juzhong, Southern Song Dynasty poet Chen Renjie, Southern Song Dynasty poet Chen Biniang, early Yuan Dynasty leader Chen Jiaoyan, late Yuan Dynasty Han regime founder Chen Youliang, late Yuan and early Ming Dynasty poet Chen Liang, Ming Dynasty diplomat Chen Cheng, Ming Dynasty scholar Chen Xianzhang, Ming Dynasty composer Chen Duo, Ming Dynasty painter Chen Daofu, Ming Dynasty scholar Chen Jian, Ming Dynasty phonologist Chen Di, Ming Dynasty opera writer Chen Hejiao, Ming Dynasty historian Chen Bangzhan, Ming Dynasty physician Chen Shigong, Ming Dynasty writer Chen Jiru, Ming Dynasty general Chen Yongfu, leader of the Anti-Qing Righteous Army Chen Mingyu, Chen Hongshou, a painter in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, Chen Yuanyuan in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, Chen Zhenhui, an essayist in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, Chen Qu, a thinker in the Ming and Qing dynasties, Chen Yonghua, a strategist in Dongning, Chen Zilong, a general in the Southern Ming Dynasty, Chen Chen, a novelist in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, Chen Wangting, a martial artist in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, Chen Weisong, a poet in the Qing Dynasty, Chen Gongyin, a water conservancy artist in the Qing Dynasty, Chen Hongmou, the governor of Huguang in the Qing Dynasty, Chen Duansheng in the Qing Dynasty, Chen Xiuyuan, a Qing Dynasty medical scientist, Chen Yuzhong, a seal carver in the Qing Dynasty, Chen Hongshou, a scholar Chen Shouqi in the Qing Dynasty, and Chen Wenshu in the Qing Dynasty, Qing Dynasty general Chen Huacheng, Qing Dynasty writer Chen Xin, Qing Dynasty anti-British general Chen Liansheng, Qing Dynasty economist Chen Huan, Chen Li, Chen Qiaofang, Qing Dynasty master of Chinese culture Chen Yinke, Qing Dynasty scholar Chen Li, late Qing Dynasty scholar Hanlin Academy editor Chen Jieqi, late Qing Dynasty Heaven and Earth Society leader "Pingxun King" Chen Kai, Taiping Heavenly Kingdom general Chen Decai, Chen Yucheng, Chen Kunshu, Qing Dynasty general Chen Xiang, late Qing Dynasty capitalist Chen Qiyuan, late Qing Dynasty Shanghai knife club leader Chen Yalin, Qing Dynasty Restoration faction Chen Baozhen, late Qing Dynasty Military Aircraft Department Zhang Jing Chen Chi, Chen Tianhua, the pioneer of the democratic revolution in the late Qing Dynasty, Chen Daxi, the leader of the Twist Army in the late Qing Dynasty, and Chen Zhen, a national hero. Chen Yi, one of the top ten marshals of the contemporary era, General Chen Jun, acting commander of the 115th Division, Chen Wenbin, commander of the second battalion of the 717th Regiment of the 359th Brigade of the 120th Division, and so on.