Rie refers to hairy cows, bulls and hairy cows, which are known as yaks today. Plow (máo), like the ancient yak, is a yak. Ghost refers to a kind of cow in ancient legend, which can travel far in the desert like a camel.
Wu Gui is a noun, and the pinyin is wū jiān, which often refers to raising cattle. Shenniu, also called "Shenniu", is a kind of buffalo.
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The origin of cattle:
According to the unearthed bull's head bone fossils and ancient murals, it can be proved that ordinary cattle originated from Bos primie-nius and began to be domesticated in Neolithic Age.
The remains of cattle were found in West Asia, North Africa and continental Europe. Most scholars believe that ordinary cattle were domesticated in Central Asia at the earliest, and then extended to Europe, China and Asia. Asia is the habitat of bison. Up to now, many of them still live in the wild, while in Europe and North America, bison have disappeared except for a few zoos and protected areas.
Fossil materials of the ancestors of China Yellow Cattle have also been found in many places in the north and south, such as the bull's head bones displayed in Datong Museum, which have been identified for 70,000 years. The bone core about 1 m in the Anhui Provincial Museum was unearthed in the late Pleistocene strata in Huaibei area. In addition, the fossils of the original cattle and the remains of bison thousands of years ago were also found in Yushu County in the northeast.
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