The story of Jingwei Filling the Sea is an ancient Chinese mythology, originating from The Classic of Mountains and Seas - Northern Mountains.The story tells of the youngest daughter of Emperor Yan and Empress Shenong, named Nüwa, who went to play in the East China Sea. Unfortunately, she encountered a violent storm and was swallowed by the sea, eventually transforming into the bird Jingwei. Filled with resentment and injustice, Jingwei decided to do something to ease her feelings - to fill the sea. She flew to the Western Mountains every day, picking up small stones and twigs, and throwing them into the East China Sea, hoping to fill it up. Although her actions seemed insignificant, she persevered and never gave up on her goal, even in the face of many difficulties and challenges.This story reflects the ancient people's awe and resistance to natural forces, as well as their pursuit of the spirit of perseverance and indomitable perseverance. The story of Jingwei Filling the Sea has been widely circulated in Chinese culture and has become a classic fable, inspiring people to forge ahead and never give up in the face of difficulties and challenges.