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John Qiong WANG, LI Jianning
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DOI:10.17265/2328-2134/2023.06.001
Guangxi Minzu University, Nanning, China
According to the historical records of prehistoric civilisation in China and the existing theories of prehistoric history within the academic community, it can be inferred that all human civilisations on Earth have their origins in the period following the Great Flood, during which human civilisation was rebuilt. Furthermore, there are notable parallels between the figure of “Nuwa” in Chinese prehistoric civilisation and that of “Noah” in Western accounts. By treating the prehistoric flood event as a research approach in historical compilation, scholars can extract valuable insights into “building a community of a shared future for mankind” and use it as a symbol of global diplomatic relations. This approach can foster common values of mutual learning and exchange among nations, ultimately creating a more promising future for developing a new form of human civilisation.
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