The Old Man under the Moon" refers to the god of the moon in Chinese legend, also known as Yuelao
He is considered to be the god who governs marriage and marriage. In traditional culture, People believe that if someone prays to Yue Lao under the moon, he will grant them a happy marriage and help them find a suitable partner. Therefore, "Yue Lao" has also become a symbol of promoting marriage and love. It is often used to describe couples meeting for a heart-to-heart talk or date under the moonlight, and to depict romantic love scenes.
In short, the "Old Man under the Moon" is a mythical image related to marriage, marriage and love in traditional Chinese culture. In addition to representing the image of the moon god and marriage in traditional Chinese culture, "Old Man under the Moon" also has meanings and expressions in various cultures. Japan: In Japanese folklore, there is a character similar to "Old Man under the Moon". The god is called "月読明" (つきよみのみこと) and is considered to be the god of the moon, dominating marriage and love.
Western literature: In Western literature, especially the era of Romanticism, "月読名". "Xia Lao Lao" is often used to describe romantic scenes and love stories. It represents a symbol of love, marriage and romance. It plays an important role in traditional culture, literary works and film and television dramas, reminding people of beautiful love and Happy marriage TV series and movies: The image of "Old Man under the Moon" often appears in various film and television works, especially in plots involving love and marriage.
What does Taishang Laojun mean?
p>"Tai Shang Lao Jun" (also known as "Tai Shang Dao Jun" or "Tai Shang Zhen Jun") is an important deity in Chinese Taoism. He is one of the highest gods in Taoism and is revered as the lord of all gods and the leader of Taoist immortals.
Tai Shang Laojun is one of the Eight Immortals of Taoism. He is considered an immortal immortal with infinite wisdom and magical powers. He is usually depicted as a white-haired old man carrying a blue backpack, holding a golden ax and ascending to the clouds. Taishang Laojun is revered as an immortal god who protects the world. He is also the founder of Taoist practice and the inheritance of Taoism.