Yu personally led the people, enduring wind and rain, spending his days wading through mud and water to dredge the rivers. The *Records of the Grand Historian* (specifically the *Annals of Xia*) further states that Yu, shortly after marrying Tu Shan's daughter, Jiao, left his wife to embark on the journey of flood control. Later, when he passed by his home, he heard his wife giving birth and his son crying, and dared not enter. And look at today…
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Yu personally led the people, enduring wind and rain, spending his days wading through mud and water to dredge the rivers. The *Records of the Grand Historian* (specifically the *Annals of Xia*) further states that Yu, shortly after marrying Tu Shan's daughter, Jiao, left his wife to embark on the journey of flood control. Later, when he passed by his home, he heard his wife giving birth and his son crying, and dared not enter. And look at today…