What are the stories about the moon?

Myths and stories about the moon are:Chang'e Running to the Moon, Tengu Eclipse of the Moon, Moon Goddess, Wu Gang Fa Gui, Jade Rabbit Pounding Medicine, The Origin of Moon Cakes, Monkey Fishing for the Moon, The Story of the Old Moon, Children of the Moon, etc.

Chang'e to the moon. The myths and legends of ancient China tell the story of Chang'e being forced by Xiaomeng, and in desperation, she swallowed an immortal pill given to her husband Houyi by the Queen Mother of the West and flew to the Moon Palace. The myth of "Chang'e running to the moon" originated from the worship of the stars by the ancients, and according to the existing written records, it first appeared in ancient books such as "Huainanzi".

Chang'e boarded the Moon Palace, according to the records of ancient books such as "Huainanzi" in the Western Han Dynasty, because she stole the immortal medicine that her husband Yi asked for from the Queen Mother of the West, so she flew into the Moon Palace and became a toad pounding medicine. In the Eastern Han Dynasty's Gao Lu annotation "Huainanzi", it is said that Chang'e is Yi's wife. It is said that Yi's wife was called Heng'e, because the Han Dynasty avoided the ridicule of the emperor Liu Heng at that time, and then changed her name to Chang'e (a Chang'e).

1, Wu Gang folded stupid Xun socks Gui. There is also a legend about the Mid-Autumn Festival: according to legend, the laurel tree in front of the Guanghan Palace on the moon grows luxuriantly, more than 500 zhang high, and there is a person at the bottom who is often cutting it down, but every time after cutting it down, the place that is cut down immediately closes.

For thousands of years, this laurel tree can never be cut down. It is said that the name of this tree cutter is Wu Gang, a native of Xihe in the Han Dynasty, who once followed the immortals to the path and went to the heavenly realm, but he made a mistake, and the immortals demoted him to the Moon Palace, and did this kind of futile drudgery every day as a punishment. There is a record in Li Bai's poem that "if you want to cut the laurel in the moon, you will be paid for the cold".

2. The legend of the moon of the Atayal people: The myth of the sun shooting of many ethnic groups regards the moon as the sun after being shot. For example, the moon story of the Atayal tribe.

The story tells that in the past, there were two suns in the sky, there was no day and night in the heavens and the earth, and human life was extremely miserable. A man shoots an arrow and hits the sun, and the sun bleeds, and then loses its light and heat, and becomes the moon, and the black shadow is the trace of the arrow wound. The myth of the Zou people is similar to this, and it goes even further: the red stones seen on the ground are dyed with the blood of the sun.

There are some changes in the stories of some ethnic groups, the content of which is that in the past there was only the moon, and the moon did not appear every day, and there was a dark shadow on the moon, and every night, the earth was dark, and the vegetation could not grow, and the people were extremely inconvenienced, so they sent two young warriors to shoot the moon, and decades later, one of them shot the moon with an arrow to remove the black shadow, so that the earth had normal light.