2. The source of the sentence: In Lingxian written by Zhang Heng in the Eastern Han Dynasty, it is recorded that Chang 'e, who married his wife, stole the medicine of the Queen Mother of the West and took it to the moon. When he was about to leave, Jin accounted for Huang and Huang accounted for it, saying, "Ji. I will go back to my sister, and I will go to the west alone. It's dark, I'm not surprised or afraid, and I'll be prosperous later. " Chang 'e entrusted herself to the moon for toad.
Chang 'e is Hou Yi's wife. She stole the elixir that the Queen Mother gave Hou Yi, ate it and ran to the moon. When she was about to leave, Huang asked you to do a divination. When Huang finished, he said, "Yes. You fly to the west alone. If you see the sky is dark, don't panic and be afraid. After that, you will be all right and prosperous. " Chang 'e then fell on the moon and became a toad.