Mythology aside, is Chang e really a person?

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.

Yes! In the historical facts, Hou Yi, the king of a poor country in the east, relied on violence to kill the king and seize the throne, and was later recaptured by Shaokang.

Mythology aside, Chang'e is nothing, he is just a beautiful legend.

The cemetery of Houyi and Chang'e was discovered, and Chang'e did have a person in history, and the cause of death was deeply moving.

There should be such a person, myths and legends are created based on reality.

There should be such a person, but not as mythical as in the myth.

Chang'e is a mythical character in mythological stories, so this needs to be verified.

In addition to holding a series of activities such as moon appreciation, moon worship, and eating moon cakes to bless reunions, there are also grass dragon dances in some places.

Yes, but I don't know if I flew into the sky or not, they are all adapted from some mythological stories.

1. Dedication: In order to prevent the treacherous villain from stealing the elixir and swallowing it, although it was swallowed by mistake, it can be seen that it is a piece of rescue and righteous courage.

2. Ascension to immortality: Reborn and ascended to the land because of taking elixir.

3. Attachment complex: Chang'e is still attached to her husband and hometown after being ranked in the immortal class, and sends her longing by moonlight.

In myths and legends, Chang'e became an immortal by stealing the immortal medicine that Yi obtained from the Queen Mother of the West and lived in the Guanghan Palace above the moon.

Later, Taoism in its mythology, Chang'e and the moon god Taiyin Xingjun merged into one person, Taoism to the moon as the essence of yin, respectfully called the Moon Palace Huanghua Su Yao Yuan Jing Shenghou Taiyin Yuanjun, or called the Moon Palace Taiyin Emperor Jun filial piety Ming Wang, as a goddess statue.

Chang'e to the moon expresses the spirit of exploration and discovery of the ancients, who pursued freedom and broke free from shackles.

The myth and legend of Chang'e running to the moon has a lot in common with many ancient myths and legends at home and abroad, that is, people are free from the shackles of the earth and can soar freely in the sky. The yearning for freedom and freedom from the shackles of the earth was the greatest ideal of the ancient people, so they came up with so many stories of becoming immortals and flying to the sky.

Chang'e's flight to the moon also implies the idea that all beings are equal before the law. Chang'e was punished by the Jade Emperor because she ate the immortal medicine that was supposed to be Hou Yi, and guarded the bleak Guanghan Palace. Wu Gang was also punished for some trivial things to cut down the laurel tree that could never be cut down.

This information tells us that immortals who break the law also need to be punished.

Chang'e's poem quotes the allusion of Chang'e running to the moon. "Chang'e".

It was the Tang Dynasty poet Li Shangyin.

A single poem he wrote. Full text: The mica screen is defeated by the candle shadow, and the long river is gradually falling. Chang'e should repent of stealing the elixir, and the blue sea and blue sky are night and night.

Translation: Sitting quietly alone in the mica screen, the light and shadow of the residual candle are deep. The long Milky Way has gradually receded, and the town of Morning Star has gradually faded into obscurity.

Chang'e may regret that she secretly ate the elixir of immortality back then, but now she is facing the blue sky and blue sea, tormenting her lonely heart night after night.

1.Wu Gang cut laurel, according to legend, there is a laurel tree with a height of 500 zhang on the moon. In the Han Dynasty, there was a man named Wu Gang, who was obsessed with the way of immortals and did not concentrate on learning, so the Emperor of Heaven was furious, detained him in the Moon Palace, ordered him to cut down the laurel tree in the Moon Palace, and said:

If you cut down the laurel tree, you will get immortal arts. Wu Gang began to cut the laurel, but every time Wu Gang cut an axe, the axe was raised and the tree wound was immediately healed, day after day, Wu Gang's wish to cut the laurel has not been achieved, so Wu Gang in the Moon Palace perennial cutting laurel, never cut down the tree, so that later generations can see Wu Gang in the moon endless cutting laurel image.

Including Tiangu eating the moon, Chang'e running to the moon, the moon goddess, and the jade rabbit pounding medicine, as well as Wu Gang Hua Gui, these stories are very classic.

Chang'e runs to the moon, Chang'e is the goddess on the moon, Chang'e runs to the moon to tell her story, Chang'e is very beautiful.

For example, Chang'e went to the moon, and this story is also very classic, and there are two different versions, one of which is that Chang'e stole Hou Yi's elixir and wanted to achieve immortality in this way.

Chang'e is a person who values love and righteousness, and in the face of crisis, she is uncompromising and dares to resist. It shows people's yearning for a better life and disgust with the underworld.

Hou Yi shot down nine suns, respected and loved by the people, and many people with lofty ideals came to study art. The treacherous and cunning, unscrupulous Fengmeng, also mixed in. Hou Yi asked the Queen Mother of the West for a packet of immortal medicine and handed it over to Chang'e for safekeeping.

Fengmeng took advantage of Hou Yi to go out and forced Chang'e to hand over the elixir of immortality, Chang'e swallowed the elixir of immortality when she was in danger, and soon floated off the ground and flew down on the moon to become an immortal.

In this story, Huang'e and Bai Dizi were given mulberries that could live forever on the shore of the West Sea, and Chang'e ran to the moon because she was blind and took the immortal medicine that Yi begged from the Queen Mother of the West, which can prove that Huang'e is not Chang'e.

Summary. 1. I think of the legend of Chang'e running to the moon.

After reading the poem Chang'e, everyone will naturally think of the legend of ().

2, the full poem of "Chang'e": The shadow of the mica screen candle is deep, and the long river gradually falls. Chang'e should repent of stealing the elixir, and the blue sea and blue sky are night and night.