The relationship between Wu Gang, Chang e, and Hou Yi, Chang e likes Wu Gang or Hou Yi

Wu Gang and Chang'e are lovers, Chang'e and Hou Yi are husband and wife, and Hou Yi and Wu Gang have no relationship.

1. Wu Gang, an immortal who lived on the moon in ancient Chinese mythology, was punished by the Emperor of Heaven for cutting laurel trees in the Moon Palace.

Looking up at a bright moon, you can see some shadows in the moon, and legend has it that Wu Gang is cutting Gui. The gist of the story goes like this: the laurel tree in the moon is 500 zhang high, and this cinnamon is not only tall, but also able to heal axe wounds on its own.

2, Chang'e, one of the three emperors and five emperors in ancient times, the daughter of Emperor Yu (Emperor Jun of Heaven), the wife of Hou Yi, her beauty is extraordinary, originally called Chang'e, because of the Western Han Dynasty to avoid the taboo of Emperor Liu Heng of the Han Dynasty and changed her name to Chang'e, and also known as Chang'e.

3. Hou Yi (year of birth and death unknown), formerly known as Yi, Dayi, and Si Yi, is a mythical figure in the period of the Five Emperors of ancient China, the archer of Di Yao, the husband of Chang'e, and the hero of the sun shooting in myths and legends.

Chang'e is the wife of the descendant, Wu Gang.

Like Chang'e. Chang'e and Yi created a precedent for monogamy, and later generations deduced the story of Chang'e running to the moon in order to commemorate them.

The immortal medicine obtained from the place and went to the moon to become an immortal, and lived in the Guanghan Palace above the moon.

Wu Gang of Nantianmen is very good with Chang'e in the moon, because he often meets Chang'e, and he neglects his duties. Jade emperor.

After knowing this, in a fit of anger, he punished Wu Gang to go to the moon to cut down a big tree called the Moon Tree, if Wu Gang did not cut down this moon tree, he would not be able to return to the South Heavenly Gate, nor would he be able to meet Chang'e.

Wu Gang is said to be a person from the heavenly court, and has a relationship with the emperor of heaven, Chang'e was originally born of the moon god called Wangshu, Hou Yi is also a big god, it is said to be of the Wu clan, I don't know if it's true, according to the description of those myths, Chang'e is the reincarnation of the human race after being calculated by the saint to go to the Moon Palace, and the Wu clan and the emperor at that time are opposite, so because of this, a big war broke out, as for the concept of love, Chang'e should want to stay with Hou Yi for a long time, because Hou Yi is not old, so she also wants not to be old.

I've heard this before.、、、

In ancient times, Hou Yi and Chang'e were husband and wife

Hou Yi got a kind of pill (I forgot where it came from), and a bad guy knew about it, so he took advantage of Hou Yi's absence to grab it

Chang'e was alone at home, and in a hurry, she took the pill, and she became an immortal and floated to the Guanghan Palace (that is, on the moon).

Hou Yi is indeed the one who shot the sun, and I don't know the order of these two stories, I don't know 、、、

As for Wu Gang, in myths and legends, Wu Gang learned immortals, and was punished by the Emperor of Heaven to cut down the laurel tree in the Moon Palace, and the tree was cut down with it, so it must be cut down continuously. See "Tang Duan Cheng Shi Youyang Miscellaneous Tales Volume 1 Tian".

In "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", Wu Gang is also called Wu Quan and is a native of Xihe. Emperor Yan's grandson Boling, taking advantage of Wu Gang's three years away from home to learn the way of immortals, and Wu Gang's wife fornicated, and gave birth to three sons, and also gave birth to three sons, Wu Gang killed Boling in a fit of anger, so he angered the sun god Emperor Yan, sent Wu Gang to the moon, and ordered him to cut down the immortal tree laurel. The laurel is as high as 500 zhang, and it is immediately closed when it is chopped, and Emperor Yan is using this kind of never-ending labor as a punishment for Wu Gang.

Wu Gang's wife also felt guilty about what happened to her husband, and ordered her three sons to fly to the moon to accompany Wu Gang, one became a toad, one became a rabbit, and one was unknown.

So · Hou Yi and Chang'e are indeed husband and wife

Wu Gang himself was busy cutting laurel trees, and it had nothing to do with Chang'e

Chang'e and Hou Yi love, but Chang'e 1 misses the previous life 2 prevents the elixir from falling into the wrong hands, and eats it herself = flies back to the sky... Wu Gang, the one who cut down trees on the moon.

According to folklore, Chang'e likes the gentle and elegant Wu Gang, and the two of them have made a private agreement for life.

Chang'e is a fairy in ancient Chinese mythology, the myth of "Chang'e to the moon" originated from the worship of the stars by the ancients, and the story of Chang'e first appeared in "Returning to Tibet". Later, the folk further developed the story and evolved it into multiple story versions.

The mythical story of "Chang'e Running to the Moon", according to the Western Han Dynasty book "Huainanzi", is because she stole the immortal medicine that her husband Yi asked for from the Queen Mother of the West, and flew into the Moon Palace and became a toad pounding medicine.

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In the evolution of the story, Chang'e evolved into the daughter of Emperor Yu (Emperor Jun of Heaven), one of the three emperors and five emperors in ancient times, and the wife of Yi (whether Dayi and Houyi are the same person is disputed), and her beauty is extraordinary.

It is said that "Chang'e" was originally called Chang'e, but it was renamed Chang'e because it was renamed Chang'e in the Western Han Dynasty to avoid the taboo of Emperor Liu Heng of the Han Dynasty, and it was also called Chang'e. Before the Eastern Han Dynasty, there is no information showing that Chang'e and Yi were husband and wife, and it was not until Gao Lu's annotation "Huainanzi" that Chang'e was pointed out as Yi's wife.

Hou Yi. Chang'e's real husband is a folk hero, and later she betrayed him and eloped in the Moon Palace.

Houyi, of course. Because Hou Yi and Chang'e have always loved each other, and Wu Gang is just a fairy who made a mistake and was punished for cutting down trees in the Moon Palace. has no feelings for Chang'e.

I think Wu Gang should be Chang'e's real husband, and now Chang'e's husband is Wu Gang in many ancient Chinese myths, but Houyi's is rarely mentioned.

In fact, now people think that Hou Yi is Chang'e's real husband. After all, in mythological stories, Hou Yi and Chang'e are the protagonists, and the Mid-Autumn Festival also evolved from the legend of Hou Yi and Chang'e.

I checked a lot of information, but none of them explained the specific relationship between them, so it can be seen that there is really nothing between them.

Wu Gang is a woodcutter who cuts trees. The story is legendary, near the Guanghan Palace, the trees are very lush, and very high, there have been people cutting down this tree, and this person is Wu Gang, this is a very magical tree, you cut it down, it will heal itself and grow taller, and no matter how you cut it, it will look like this, day after day, year after year, time passes little by little, and it will never end.

Wu Gang was originally a mortal, and he used to practice spells with others, but later because he made a mistake, he was punished by the Jade Emperor to cut down trees in the Moon Palace, and he stayed in the Moon Palace all the time.

As for Chang'e, she is the daughter of the Three Emperors and Five Emperors, with more beauty than ordinary people, and later married Hou Yi and is Hou Yi's wife.

But legend has it that Chang'e stole the elixir that Hou Yi asked for from the Queen Mother of the West, and then involuntarily flew up, and became a fairy in the Guanghan Palace on the moon, but Chang'e has been thinking about Hou Yi, and the Guanghan Palace is also deserted and deserted, and Chang'e has been living alone.

From here, we can learn that although there are many legends about Chang'e and Wu Gang, the two of them have nothing to do with each other, so their relationship is just to bear the mistakes they made and live together in the Moon Palace.

Wu Gang has nothing to do with Chang'e.

Although there are many legends about Chang'e and Wu Gang, the two of them have nothing to do with each other, so their relationship is just to bear the mistakes they made and live together in the Moon Palace.

Legend has it that Wu Gang was a woodcutter who cut down trees, which angered Emperor Yan, and in order to punish him, the sun god locked Wu Gang on the moon and ordered him to cut down the tree that would not die. The laurel is more than 500 meters high, as long as you cut it, it will be cured immediately, and Emperor Yan punished Wu Gang with this never-ending labor.

Chang'e is the daughter of the Three Emperors and Five Emperors, with more beauty than ordinary people, and later married Hou Yi. Legend has it that Chang'e stole the elixir that Hou Yi asked for from the Queen Mother of the West, and then flew up involuntarily, and became a fairy in the Guanghan Palace on the moon, but Chang'e has been thinking about Hou Yi, and the Guanghan Palace is also deserted and deserted, and Chang'e has been living alone.

The legend of Guanghan Palace

Legend has it that Wu Gang of Nantianmen and Chang'e in the moon are very good, but he often hangs to meet Chang'e and neglects his duties. When the Jade Emperor found out, he was angry and punished Wu Gang to go to the moon to cut down a big tree called the Moon Tree, if Wu Gang did not cut down this moon tree, he would not be able to return to Nantianmen, nor would he be able to meet Chang'e.

Wu Gang chopped, chopped, cut from winter to summer, cut for half a year, and saw that the tree was about to be cut down, but the Jade Emperor sent a crow to the moon tree, and with a "swish" sound, Wu Gang took off the shirt hanging on the tree. Wu Gang immediately put down the axe and went to chase the crow. After the clothes were recovered, Wu Gang returned to the tree to take a look, only to see that all the branches and leaves that had been cut off had grown on the tree again.

From then on, whenever Wu Gang was about to cut down the tree, the crow would stand on the tree and scream, and Wu Gang only needed to stop the axe and look at it, and the tree would grow branches and leaves again. In this way, year after year, Wu Gang always couldn't cut down this moon tree. And it is only on the 16th of August that a leaf falls from the moon to the ground.

Whoever picks up the leaves of this moon tree will get an endless supply of gold, silver, and jewelry.

Wu Gang was an immortal who lived on the moon in ancient mythology, he did something wrong and was punished by the emperor who ordered him to cut down laurel trees in the moon palace. Since the laurel tree is an immortal god tree, and it can be reunited immediately by cutting one, Wu Gang can only cut down the tree day after day, endlessly.

And Chang'e is an immortal in Chinese mythology, and later married Hou Yi and was Hou Yi's wife. Because he stole the immortal medicine given to Hou Yi by the Queen Mother of the West, he flew up to the moon. In fact, Wu Gang and Chang'e, there is no specific relationship between them.

There is also a relationship between the formation time of these two legends, and the reasons for their formation are also different.

The relationship between Wu Gang and Chang'eIn fact, Wu Gang and Chang'e have no specific relationship. It is only because in ancient Chinese myths and stories, because Wu Gang was punished to cut down laurel trees in the Moon Palace because he did something wrong, and there is a story of Chang'e running to the moon, it may mislead people to think that there is a certain relationship between them.

Chang'e's profileChang'e is a fairy in ancient Chinese mythology, the most well-known of which is the story of Chang'e running to the moon, and there are many versions of this story, among which the more widely spread is that because Hou Yi shot down nine suns and was given the immortal medicine by the Queen Mother of the West, and handed over to Chang'e for safekeeping, and later under the persecution of Fengmeng, Chang'e swallowed the immortal medicine, and then flew up to the Moon Palace.