Chang 'e, also known as Heng E and Chang 'e, is the wife of the marksman Hou Yi.
Heng E is Chang 'e, who was born on the 12th of the month, as recorded in Shan Hai Jing Huang Da Xi Jing. The ancient sound was pronounced as e, and gradually evolved into Chang 'e who ran to the moon. There are two notes in Selected Works that quote "Returning to Tibet", both of which say that Chang 'e took the elixir of life and went to the moon. The myth of knowing Chang 'e has been circulated since ancient times, and it did not begin with Zhunanzi. Zhuang Jiyun is quoted in the Collection of Great Lies in the Quasi-South: "Heng E, all the books remain unchanged, except the Yilin family, which is quoted in the anthology as unchanged. The quasi-southern king should be cautious and constant, not constant. He suspects that Yilin is also true. " Emperor Wen of Han kept his name unchanged, so he knew that Heng E was an unchanging moth, and unchanging means unchanging. "Jie Ji" also quoted Hong as saying: "Words have no words, which were made by later generations."
The whole text of Huainanzi is revised as follows:
A long time ago, Dayu went hunting in the mountains and met Chang 'e under a laurel tree. They got married through the laurel tree.
In the era of Emperor Yao, there were ten suns in the sky, which scorched crops and plants and killed people. At the same time, demons and ghosts such as anger, tooth digging, nine babies, strong winds, lookouts, snake repair, etc. have also begun to harm the people. So Emperor Yao ordered Da Yi to bite his teeth to death in the wilderness of China, kill Nine Babies in the fierce water, defeat the strong wind in the clear autumn, shoot off the redundant sun in the sky, kill snakes in Dongting and catch seals in mulberry trees. All the people rejoiced and supported Yao as the son of heaven.
Later, Dayi got the elixir from the Queen Mother of the West and gave it to Chang 'e for safekeeping. When Feng Meng heard about it, he stole it. Stealing it didn't hurt Chang 'e, but in desperation, Chang 'e swallowed the elixir and flew to the sky. Because she couldn't bear to leave the village, Chang 'e stayed in the Moon Palace. Lonely in the Guanghan Palace, he urged WU GANG to cut down the osmanthus tree and let Yutu pound medicine, hoping to make it a soaring medicine, so that he could return to the world as soon as possible and reunite with Dayu.
When my aunt heard that E had gone to the moon, she was in great pain. Mother Moon was moved by their sincerity, so she allowed Chang 'e to meet her aunt under the laurel tree at the lower bound of the full moon every year. It is said that many villagers have heard of Da Yi and Chang 'e whispering under the laurel tree.
Folklore is slightly different. Generally speaking, Chang 'e ate the elixir that her husband begged the Queen Mother of the West and flew to the Moon Palace. Qiong Yu, on the other hand, can't stand the cold at the top, and the so-called "Chang 'e should regret stealing the elixir, and the blue sky and the dark night heart" is a portrayal of her feelings of silence. Chang 'e confided her remorse to her husband and said, "I can't come down at ordinary times, but tomorrow is the full moon." You make pills out of flour, round like a full moon, put them in the northwest of the house, and then keep calling my name. By midnight, I can go home. " The next day, do as his wife says, and then the fruit of Chang 'e flies from the middle of the month and the husband and wife reunite. This is also the custom of making moon cakes for Chang 'e in Mid-Autumn Festival. The picture of Chang 'e, which shows this plot, expresses the world's yearning for a happy and happy life.
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