Behind the statue of Dayu stands a wall of bones, on which is carved a scene of Dayu fighting monsters in the Yellow River basin.
Although the carving is not so exquisite, it can be seen that the one fighting with Dayu must be the water god Gonggong.
This is beyond doubt, because this is the plot in "Classic of Mountains and Seas".
In the mural, the image of the water god Gonggong is a giant snake with heads. The expression of each head is very ferocious and vicious, but he is stepped on by Dayu, looking like a king.
Greg would not be surprised by this, because this story has been passed down for more than two thousand years and has remained basically the same.
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