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The Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon is a well-known fairy tale among the people in China. It turns out that Chang 'e is a fairy on the moon. Chang 'e's original name was Chang 'e. She is the daughter of Di Ku, one of the five emperors. The combination of Chang 'e and Hou Yi took place in a relatively open social environment in ancient times. Chang 'e was born in a fisherman's family in Bohai Bay, and she was refined into a fit figure from an early age. Hou Yi has long admired the beauty of Chang 'e. By chance, they met in the forest. They tried sex for the first time after a conversation. Soon, Yi came to propose on a bright moon night. He sang a love song loudly outside Chang 'e's house: "A mad dog barks at the moon, knowing that the thought of her sister's marriage will drive you crazy." Sister today is like a pill in the middle of the month. It's easier to fold than to look at it. "At this time, Chang 'e didn't know who was singing love songs, but because of the folk customs at that time, Chang 'e sang:" Bamboo is my home, and bamboo branches are used to weave fences. "If A Yi can help Lang, it's not bad to go to the mountains with him." Hou Yi replied, "A-mei looks like a gentle girl, and her teeth are as white as silver. The breasts on both sides rumble, so it's no wonder that my brother's spaced out day and night. " After hearing these duets, Chang 'e blushed a little, and could not help knowing that this man was Hou Yi. Chang 'e continued to sing: "We met in the mountains one month ago and in the jungle the next." What kind of love, just for blood and tears. "Hou Yi knew that Chang 'e loved him by singing, so he ran into the house, carried Chang 'e on his back, and ran into the dense forest in the deep mountains. In this way, the two eloped and did something called "pulling Yang" among the people. Since then, the folk have left the custom of "stepping on the moon". On the night of the full moon, women dressed up for a trip, strolled under the moon, and talked and sang songs. "Muhua pressed the temples to make the hair fragrant, and two or three sisters were downstream of the moon, and the distance was not too thin, and the embroidered skirt was long. "Treading on the moon has been popular since the Chang 'e era. Today's Mid-Autumn Night Moon Watching is transformed from this custom of stepping on the moon. How many romantic events have been born. In the Qing Dynasty, military aircraft and Biyuan in Qianlong Dynasty made phonological research. The predecessor of Chang 'e was Chang 'e's ten moon landings. Gu Jiegang, a modern historian, once wrote The Evolution of Chang 'e Story. In Taoism, Chang 'e is the moon god, also known as the king of the moon and stars. In Taoism, the moon is the essence of Yin, and Huang Huasu, who is revered as the Moon Palace, wins Yao Yuan's victory over Hou Taiyin and Yuan Jun, or Huang Junxiao and Wang Ming as female idols. Chang 'e is Di Ku's daughter, also called Chang 'e. Extremely beautiful. Hou Yi's wife, according to legend, Hou Yi was a sharpshooter under Emperor Yao. "Huai Nan Zi Lan Mingxun" said that Hou Yi invited the elixir of life from the Queen Mother of the West, and Chang 'e became immortal after stealing this elixir, and involuntarily flew to the Moon Palace, where she spent endless lonely years. After Chang 'e rose to the Moon Palace, she lived in the bleak and indifferent Guanghan Palace and missed Houyi very much. Her mood makes many literati daydream. Li Shangyin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, once recited the poem "the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon": "The shadow of the mica screen is deep and the long river is sinking. Chang 'e should regret stealing the elixir. The sky is blue and the night is night. "Historical legends show that it is not the first time that she married Chang 'e, Hou Yi. Chang 'e is a beautiful rural girl, hardworking, lovely and kind. One day, Chang 'e and several good girlfriends were washing clothes by the river near the village. Unexpectedly, Hebo, the Henan river god in charge of the Yellow River, had ulterior motives. When he saw Chang 'e's attitude, he was shocked by the nature at that time, so fickle that Hebo became a handsome young man and went forward to seduce Chang 'e, who succumbed to his seduction. As for the folk saying that Chang 'e belongs to the wife of the Yellow River, it has long been recorded in the ancient masterpiece Romance of Four Books in the 72nd Generation: "Chang 'e is the wife of Fu Fei Hebo. "As for Chang 'e, she later became the wife of Hou Yi, which is an ancient miracle. Regarding Chang 'e's second marriage, there are many folk records saying: "Since Chang 'e met the goddess Hou Yi, she has changed her mind and is no longer willing to be the wife of the water god with Hebo." Chang 'e was first Hebo's wife, and then eloped to marry Hou Yi. How did Chang 'e land on the moon and become immortal in the sky? There are many different versions in ancient books. Huai Nan Zi is recorded as follows: Hou Yi killed nine days in a row, offended the emperor in heaven, and was sent to earth to be a mortal. Houyi felt that he had brought trouble to his wife Chang 'e, so he went to the Queen Mother of the West to ask for the elixir of life, so that the husband and wife could live in harmony forever. Unexpectedly, Chang 'e couldn't get used to this ordinary life. So when Hou Yi was not at home, he secretly took the elixir from heaven and fled to the Moon Palace alone. Another way of saying this is that in 340 BC, Qu Yuan's Tian Wen recorded that Hou Yi was more unfaithful to Chang 'e and had an affair with Hebo's wife, which made Chang 'e extremely angry, so he left Hou Yi and went to heaven. Although this statement is Qu Yuan's protection for Chang 'e, it can also be seen that Hou Yi is not a loyal husband! In fact, after the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon, her life was not easy. When Chang 'e was in the Moon Palace, she often thought of Hou Yi's usual feelings for her, and she wept when she thought of the warmth of the world. Chang 'e's life in the Moon Palace is very sad. In the Guanghan Palace, there are no relatives and no laughter. Fortunately, there is a jade rabbit snuggling. Fortunately, there is also a WU GANG who has been chopping laurel trees but can't, accompanying Chang 'e, or the people are kind-hearted and don't want to make the lonely Chang 'e more notorious. So the myth of later generations was replaced by the Daishan version, and finally it was compiled into the story that Chang 'e was the god of heaven and moon. A good story in the version of the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon Goddess is that since Chang 'e sacrificed her love for her husband's career and became a fairy on the moon, Hou Yi turned her personal pain into strength. He practiced archery day and night, finally overcame the evil challenges of the Yellow River and Hebo, shot down nine suns that harmed people's lives and saved the world. Folk people live a peaceful and peaceful life. Later, Emperor Tiandi was moved by the sacrifice spirit of Chang 'e Hou Yi. After the seal of heaven, Yi Tian will be a general. The Emperor of Heaven is full of humanity, and it is stipulated that the moon will be full on 15 every month, and it also allows Chang 'e Houyi to reunite in the Mid-Autumn Festival every year. Therefore, according to folklore, there will be a full moon in the sky from the day of Chang 'e Houyi to August 15th. In fact, we ordinary people have a beautiful yearning for the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon. Even as the goddess the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon performed more and more beautiful folk customs, he worshipped her moon and years. For example, the night of Shangyuan is also a scene from the private meeting of Hou Yi Chang 'e. Every sunny day, a young girl walks alone under the moon and secretly folds wintersweet and apricot flowers in other people's homes, symbolizing that she can marry her husband and make good luck. If unmarried men can catch these girls stealing flowers, they hope to get a happy wife in the future. So this night, the folk house was wide open, and the owner could not see those affectionate boys and girls chasing under the bright moon, which made the ambiguity sublimate. Ancient poets cherish feelings. There is even a poem "Stealing Flowers" by Fan Chengda, a poet of the Song Dynasty, which describes the general scene under the moon: "A girl stepped on moss, climbed green branches and smiled at plum blossoms on the night of the Yuan Dynasty; I'm ashamed to pay attention to what's going on down there. The dog barks at people in the moonlight. " I wonder if it is Chang 'e's blessing to such a beautiful moon scene in the world.