Why was the Weaver Girl taken away by the Cowherd?

Because of the Weaver Girl. The clothes she weaves are for the cowherd.

So it's normal for the cowherd to take away the clothes, it's just that the two are happy, and I think this is a romantic love story, a mythical story, and if this ends with this, it can also be understood, so it's easy to explain.

The Weaver Girl's clothes will be taken away by the Cowherd, because the Cowherd thought that no one was wearing the clothes, so he picked him up, and then it was an opportunity to create the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, who could know each other, usually a very simple child, a very simple person, so he didn't think so much, then I picked up other people's clothes when I saw them.

On the one hand, the Cowherd really didn't know that the Weaver Girl was taking a bath, so he thought that the clothes belonged to him and took them, and he didn't have too bad nature, but on the other hand, the Cowherd may have seen the Weaver Girl before and deliberately took away his clothes, and he may like the Weaver Girl very much, and then you take the clothes to achieve your own purpose.

Because the Weaver Girl's clothes can make the Weaver Girl fly to the sky, if there are no clothes, he can't go back to the sky, so he can only find a way to get his clothes back, so he will be the daughter-in-law of the Cowherd for a period of time to get the clothes back, yes, that is, in the thought of ancient feudal society, the social status of women is equivalent to that of men, which is relatively much and relatively low.

Because the Weaver Girl is set up like this when setting up the characters, the story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl is not necessarily true or false, but there must be a reason to design it in this way, because the Cowherd pulls his clothes, so the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl will meet, so they will fall in love, which is the result of the character setting.

Because I think the reason why the clothes taken away by the Cowherd when the Weaver Girl took a bath still choose to like the Cowherd is because the Weaver Girl herself likes the Cowherd as a person. And the cowherd is also very handsome and chic. So there's a reason why nieces fall in love with cowherds.

Because the Weaver Girl's clothes can allow the Weaver Girl to fly to the sky, if she has no clothes, she will not be able to return to the sky, so she can only find a way to get her clothes back, so she will give the Cowherd's daughter-in-law for a period of time to get the clothes back.

The key is that the Weaver Girl Sichun, and the Cowherd just happens to look good, otherwise he would have shouted to catch the hooligans.

The orphan cowherd relies on his brother and sister-in-law to live a model job. The sister-in-law was mean and often abused him, and he was forced to split up and feed himself on an old cow. This old cow is very psychic, one day, the Weaver Girl and the fairies went down to play and bathed in the river, the old cow persuaded the Cowherd to meet, and told the Cowherd that if the fairies could not go back before dawn, they could only stay in the mortal world, so the Cowherd stayed by the river to see the seven fairies.

He found that the youngest fairy was very beautiful, and suddenly fell in love, remembering the words of the old cow, so the cowherd quietly took away the little fairy's clothes, and the fairies took a bath and prepared to return to heaven, and the little fairy found that the clothes were missing and could only stay, so the cowherd made an encounter with the little fairy and the weaver girl, and then they talked very well and understood their respective difficulties, and the weaver girl became the wife of the Jane Cowherd.

After getting married, they ploughed and weaved, gave birth to a son and a daughter, and they were very happy and happy in this trip. Unexpectedly, the Emperor of Heaven found out about this and ordered the Queen Mother to escort the Weaver Girl back to Heaven for trial. The old cow couldn't bear to let their wives separate, so he cut off the horns on his head and turned it into a small boat, and let the cowherd carry his children to chase after him in a boat.

Seeing that she was about to catch up with the Weaver Girl, the Queen Mother suddenly pulled off the golden hairpin on her head and drew a rolling Milky Way in the sky. The Cowherd couldn't cross the river, so he could only look at the Weaver Girl by the river and weep from afar.

Their steadfast love touched the magpies, and countless magpies flew over and used their bodies to build a colorful bridge across the Tianhe, so that the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl could meet on the Tianhe. The Emperor of Heaven had no choice but to allow the Cowherd and Weaver Girl to meet once a year on the Magpie Bridge on July 7, and the magpie would also be by his side. In the future, the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl will meet on July 7 every year.

Extended Materials. Whether it is the "wisdom and ingenuity" since the Han Dynasty, or the "Queqiao Meeting" after the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, it is inseparable from the long-term observation and rich imagination of the ancient Chinese on astronomical stars. In the era of the ancestors of the Western Zhou Dynasty, the ancients named a pair of stars at both ends of the Milky Way with "Morning Glory" and "Weaver Girl".

The Book of Poetry, Xiaoya, Dadong" This is the earliest account of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. With the widespread spread of the love story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, the day of Qixi Festival was defined as the day when the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl on both sides of the Tianhe River met through the "Magpie Bridge", and the Qixi Festival has increasingly evolved into China's "Valentine's Day".