The legend about the moon is not too long to be used in a hurry

You can go to the encyclopedia to read the three stories of Jade Rabbit pounding medicine, Chang'e running to the moon, and Wu Gang cutting Gui, and they are very clear and detailed.

One of the legends of the Mid-Autumn Festival - Chang'e running to the moon.

The Moon Tale is a story of legends about the moon in various places. Among the Hezhe people in Heilongjiang Province in Northeast China, there is a "story of the moon". In ancient times, a woman went to the river to fetch water, looked up at the moon in the sky, felt that the bright moon was particularly lovely, and couldn't help but think of her own life experience and all kinds of abuse and disillusionment in her in-law's house.

Later, it was rumored that Chang'e had feelings for someone in the world, and the Queen Mother sent her to the cold palace when she knew about it, and she never came out. Chang'e took her beloved pet, the Jade Rabbit, to the moon with her. It is said that there is a p>

The moon in the sky was so bright that it was impossible to open one's eyes and so hot that one could not breathe. A young man and woman are determined to do good for the people. The mighty young man shot arrows at the moon, and the moon was rounded little by little.

However, the moon is still too bright, and the white moon is not pretty! The young woman was a brocade weaver, and she devoted herself to weaving a beautiful silk brocade for the moon, and asked the young man to hang an arrow and shoot it to the moon to cover it. In this way, the moonlight is not so dazzling, and the patterns originally woven on the silk brocade, houses, cattle and sheep, osmanthus trees, etc., have become the moon surface patterns we see.

Later, young men and women also came to the moon, men grazing, women weaving brocades, and living a happy life.

In ancient times, there were two suns in the sky, which took turns to illuminate the earth in the sky, so that the earth had no day and night, and the scorching weather made human life very inconvenient. A couple worked diligently in the fields, placing their sleeping babies firmly beside a pile of rocks in the shade of a tree, and sheltering them with palm leaves. Unexpectedly, he was still sunburned alive by the cruel sun, turned into a lizard and hid in the cracks of the rocks.

When the father learned of this, he was very sad and angry, and vowed to avenge the child by shining the sun down.

Before embarking on the journey, my father planted an orange tree in front of his house, and set off to the place where the sun was rising, preparing to seal it before the sun rose into the sky. Because one sun was shot into the moon, and the other sun was afraid to rise into the sky to shine on the earth, the earth fell into darkness, and everyone could not go out to work, let alone find food, and life was very difficult. If the tribesmen have to go out, they must first throw stones, by the sound of the stones falling to judge whether the road or the abyss ahead, a mountain qiang who went out to forage for food, was hit on the head by the stones thrown out by the people, the blood flowed like an infusion, the mountain qiang could not stand the pain, let out an angry roar, then a strange thing happened, the hiding sun was actually by the roar of the mountain qiang, frightened the air to shine on the earth again, people returned to normal life, but the forehead of the mountain qiang left a beautiful scar from then on.

Later, the moon taught the father of the sun the rituals and taboos of various festivals, such as: do not be greedy for sweets during hunting and sowing sacrifices, otherwise there will be a famine or you will not be able to shoot the prey; At the time of the full moon, a child sacrifice is held, otherwise the child will become ill and die. When my father returned to the tribe, he began to teach the people about the sacrifices, and by the time they had learned all the rituals of the sacrifices, the orange tree had grown into a large tree.

Therefore, several communities of the Bunun people will use orange leaves as sacrificial vessels when performing rituals.

Chang'e runs to the moon, Tiangu eats the moon, Wu Gang kills Gui, Tang Ming Emperor travels to the Moon Palace, and Jade Rabbit pounds medicine.

The Chinese myth about the moon was first contained in ancient books such as "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", "Chu Ci" and "Huainanzi".

There are many legends and myths about the moon. Among them, there are stories such as Chang'e running to the moon and Zhu Yuanzhang's anti-Yuan uprising.

Legend has it that there was a laurel tree in the moon that was 500 feet high. 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, and was relegated to the moon to cut the laurel, but the laurel was cut with it, so later generations were able to see the image of Wu Gang cutting the laurel endlessly in the middle of the month.