I was a Moon Goddess in ancient times
I recommend 'Ballad of the Great Moon'. This book was superb. It was an ancient fictional novel written by Lin Shuye. The female protagonist, Young Master Si Ming, was reborn again. After Lin Baoyue crashed into a car to save someone, she woke up and returned to her previous life. She became the goddess, Young Master Si Ming, who was buried under the Great Qin Emperor's tomb. She even became the princess of the marriage alliance. The background of the story was the Warring States Period after the collapse of the Great Qin Empire. The six countries still existed, but the national conditions were different. The cultivators could speak to the world, and there were elements of fantasy. The author's writing style was grand and exquisite, giving off an ancient and mysterious feeling. A masterpiece of a million words, guaranteed quality, skillful writing, ups and downs in the plot, full character, and a grand worldview. Although it was a little slow, it was really worth watching. Those who liked Gu Yan should not miss it. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
I was a Moon Goddess in ancient times.
There were different Moon Goddesses in ancient myths of different cultures. In the early days of ancient Greek mythology, Selene was the first Moon Goddess. She wore a crescent crown, a robe or a veil, and a golden halo. She rode on a lunar chariot pulled by two divine horses (or divine bulls) and sped through the night sky. Later, Artemis, Selene, and Hecate were called the "Three-faced Goddess," corresponding to the three phases of the full moon (young girls), full moon (women), and waning moon (old women). In China mythology, the first Moon Goddess was Chang Xi, the wife of Emperor Jun. There was also Taiyin Xingjun, the Moon God in Taoist mythology. Its full name was "Moon Palace Huang Hua Su Yao Yuan Jing Sheng Hou Taiyin Yuanjun" and many other titles. It was in charge of the five mountains, four blasphemies, five lakes, four seas, etc., wearing a star crown, wearing red shoes, wearing plain gauze clothes, holding a jade slip, hanging a seven-star golden sword hanging white jade ring. In addition, Wangshu was also the Moon God in ancient mythology who could drive a moon carriage through the sky. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
The ancient Greek moon goddess
In ancient Greek mythology, there were three moon goddesses, Phoebe, Selene, and Artemis. Artemis was one of the twelve gods of Olympus, the daughter of Zeus and Leto, and the twin sister of Apollo. She was regarded as the patron saint of women, hunting, and the moon. Her image was often depicted as a girl holding a bow and arrow, wearing a short skirt, a hunter's cloak, and a moon crown. She was in charge of the changes of the moon, moon inspiration, and moon sacrifice. Her name meant "flawless" or "daughter of the moon." She was also a goddess of hunting. She had superb hunting skills and archery skills. She was a strict supervisor of hunting. Hunters were not allowed to kill young animals or female beasts, nor were they allowed to capture too many animals. Artemis vowed to remain a virgin forever, and there was a legend of her rejecting the proposal of the Titan God Stoch. Her temples and altars were distributed throughout the ancient Greek world, such as the Temple of Braoulou in Athens and the Temple of Artemis in Eversos. The main sacrificial festival was the Festival of Artemis, which was usually held in winter. Selene was the second child of the Titan god, who was betrothed to Rion and Teia. She was the sister of Helios, the old sun god, and Eos, the goddess of the dawn. There was little information about Phoebe.
The Moon in Ancient Times
In ancient times, there were many terms for the moon, such as: 1. There are different elegant names according to the different months. January can be called Mengchun, Liuyue, Yinyue, etc. February is called Flower Dynasty; March has Chenyue, etc. April is called Huaixu; May is called Midsummer; June is called Lotus Moon; July is called Mengqiu; August is called Guiyue; September is called Shuangxu; October is called Mengdong; November is called Longqian; December is called Jiaping. 2. Because of its shape, it had many names. When the moon was like a hook, it was called a silver hook or a jade hook; when the moon was like a bow, it was called a jade bow or a bow moon; when the full moon was like a wheel, a plate, or a mirror, it was called a golden wheel, a jade wheel, a silver plate, a jade plate, a golden mirror, and a jade mirror. 3. It got its name from legends. When there were rabbits and toads in the moon, it could be called Silver Rabbit, Jade Rabbit, Golden Toad, Silver Toad, and Toad Palace. When there were laurel trees, it could be called laurel moon, laurel wheel, laurel palace, and laurel soul. Because it was said that there were two palaces in the moon, Guanghan and Qingxu, it could be called Guanghan and Qingxu. Because it was said that the god who drove the moon was named Wangshu, the moon was called Wangshu. Because it was said that Chang'e lived in the moon, the moon was called Chang'e. Because people often compared beautiful women to the moon, they called the moon Chanjuan. Because the moon is clear and pure, it is called the jade pot. 4. There were also other elegant names such as Half Jade, Half Toad, Half Bow, Half Wheel, Half Soul, Half Reflection, Treasure Mirror, First Soul, Great Ming, Red Osmanthus, E Wheel, E Yue, Osmanthus Toad, Cold Toad, Cold Soul, etc. The novel New Moon is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The meaning of the moon in ancient times
In ancient times, the moon had many meanings. First of all, the moon was a symbol of beauty. For example, in the Book of Songs, Chen Feng, Moon Rise, the moon was used to describe a beautiful woman. The moon also symbolized longing, love, friendship, and kinship. This was reflected in many ancient poems. For example, Li Bai's " Looking up at the moon, lowering his head and thinking of his hometown " expressed homesickness. Zhang Jiuling's " The moon is shining on the sea, sharing this time with the world " reflected the longing for distant friends and expressed love. In addition, the moon was a symbol of chastity and eternity. For example, the legend of Chang'e flying to the moon was related to eternity. At the same time, the moon was not an ordinary planet in traditional China culture. It carried rich primitive cultural information and condensed the deep life and aesthetic feelings of the ancient people. In the eyes of the ancients, the moon was bright and bright, hanging high in the sky, cold and noble, quiet and gentle. Unlike the sun's burning masculinity, its light was not dazzling. Moreover, love, homesickness, and farewell were also the basic topics of moon-related poems. The novel New Moon is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The meaning of the moon in ancient times
In ancient times, the moon had many meanings. It was a symbol of beauty, such as the moon in the Book of Songs and Wei Zhuang's Bodhisattva Man. The moon was also a symbol of reunion. Just as Su Dongpo said," People have joys and sorrows, and the moon has its ups and downs." The full moon was seen as a time for family reunion. At the same time, the moon was a symbol of eternity. Zhang Ruoxu's " Moonlit Night on the Spring River " reflected the philosophical thinking that life was short but the moon was eternal. In terms of emotions, the moon symbolized longing, love, friendship, and kinship. In terms of cultural meaning, the moon carried a deep cultural atmosphere such as nostalgia, chastity, truth, goodness, and beauty, and condensed the vitality and aesthetic feelings of the ancient people. It also represented "Yin" and corresponded to the sun that represented "Yang". In ancient literature, the moon was the embodiment of mothers and women. It indicated that they worshipped life and reflected the frustration and sadness of women's emotional world. It was also synonymous with homesickness, missing family, perfection in life, regret, loneliness, and being far away from the world. Moonlight could be used to entrust thoughts and feelings such as missing friends and loneliness. In addition, the ancients believed that the moon could entrust people's beautiful wishes, and there were many elegant names, such as Wangshu, Chanjuan, etc. These elegant names also reflected the beautiful image of the moon in the hearts of the ancients. The novel New Moon is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The significance of the moon in ancient times
In ancient times, the moon had many meanings. In terms of emotions, the moon symbolized longing, love, friendship, and kinship. It was an important carrier for people to express their emotions. The waning and waning of the moon would trigger people's thoughts for their relatives and friends. For example, during the Mid-Autumn Festival, the moon symbolized family reunion. Family members would sit together to admire the moon and enjoy happy times. From the perspective of spiritual comfort, the lives of the ancients were difficult and difficult. The moon was the bright thing at night, lighting up the dark sky, bringing hope and warmth to people, and becoming the comforter of people's hearts. Especially when people were confused and tired, they could look up to the moon to be comforted. From the perspective of beauty, the ancients advocated nature, and the moon was regarded as the representative of beauty. It was bright and bright, and poems such as " The Bright Moon in the Sky " and " The Bright Moon is Like Frost " described the beautiful scene of the moon, and it was related to beauty and poetry. In terms of cultural legends, the moon was closely related to many legends and myths, which made the moon full of romance and mystery. It was given a special meaning in ancient China culture. In terms of primitive religion, primitive people were puzzled and curious about the changes of the moon, moonlight, shadows in the moon, lunar eclipses, and other phenomena. They believed that the moon had a divine power that surpassed humans, so they worshipped it. The moon was also regarded as the embodiment of reproduction worship. The moon was full and the moon was waning, and the moon continued to waver and wane. The primitive people believed that the moon had a strong reproductive ability and was a symbol of immortality. In terms of symbolism, the moon was also seen as people's hope and longing for the future. The ancients believed that the moon had positive energy. On the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, they looked up at the moon and made a wish, believing that the light of the moon would guide their dreams to come true. In addition, the moon was a symbol of night, and because the moon was waning more often, the image of the oracle bone characters was in the shape of a half moon to distinguish it from the sun. The novel New Moon is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The legendary story of the ancient Greek moon goddess
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The meaning of the new moon in ancient times
In ancient times, the new moon was the first month of the lunar calendar, when the new moon had just appeared. At this time, the moon only had a faint glow. In the eyes of the ancients, the first day of the lunar calendar was the time when yang qi was the most abundant. They also believed that the first day of the lunar month was the day when all kinds of immortals, ghosts, and monsters came to the mortal world. It was best for mortals not to go out and provoke them. Therefore, there was a saying that people would not go out on the first day of the lunar month. People would choose to burn incense and pray to Buddha at home to pray for peace. The new moon was also often used to describe the state where things had just begun or people had just begun. The novel New Moon is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The Images and Poem of the Moon in Ancient Times
In ancient poetry, the moon had many images: 1. People often use the full moon as a metaphor for reunion, the waning moon as a metaphor for parting, and the moon symbolizes missing family and hometown. For example, Li Bai's "The moonlight in front of the bed is suspected to be the frost on the ground." Raising my head to look at the bright moon, lowering my head to think of my hometown ", and Wang Jian's poem" Tonight the moon is bright, I don't know whose home I miss in autumn ", etc., all expressed this kind of homesickness. 2. [Beautiful and pure feelings: Like in Zhang Ruoxu's " Moonlit Night on the Spring River "," The spring river's tide reaches the sea level, and the moon rises on the sea." Where is there no moon on the spring river?" The " moon " here represented the transmission of love. In Li Bai's "Resentment of Jade Steps","White dew grows on the jade steps, and the night invades the silk socks." But under the water curtain, exquisite looking at the autumn moon, the moon as a symbol of beauty and purity. 3. The short sadness and bitterness of life: The moon's waxing and waning are related to the perfection and deficiency of things. The moon in the poet's pen is often related to the emotions of sorrow and joy. For example, Cao Pi's poems such as "The bright moon shines on my bed, the stars flow westward, and the night is not yet over" and Zhang Ji's poems such as "The moon falls, crows cry, and the sky is full of frost. The river maple and fishing fire are sad and sleepy" all express a sad mood. 4. ** Showing a vast feeling **: The ancients used the moon to describe the vastness. For example, Du Fu's "The stars hang down on the vast wilderness, the moon surges into the river", Meng Haoran's "The wild sky is low, the river is clear and the moon is close to people" and other poems were full of poetic feelings. In the frontier fortress poems of the Tang Dynasty, the moon could also transform the physical space of the frontier fortress into an artistic psychological space. For example, Wang Changling's poems such as "The bright moon in Qin Dynasty and the Han Dynasty pass, and the people on the long march have not returned" and Gao Shi's poems such as "The snow is clean and the horses are still grazing, and the moon is bright and the Qiang flute is guarding the building" all gave people an exciting and yearning artistic charm. 5. ** Time Image **: For example," I don't know who cut the thin leaves, the spring breeze in February is like scissors "," The high wind in August roars " and other poems express the image of the moon in time. In addition, there were many poems that contained the image of the moon, such as "The bright moon is born on the sea, and the world is at this time","I don't know the moon when I was young, so I call it a white jade plate","The dew is white from tonight, and the moon is bright in my hometown","Poor third night of September, the dew is like a pearl and the moon is like a bow","Today's people can't see the ancient moon, but this month once shone on the ancients","Thirty years of fame and earth, eight thousand miles of clouds and moon"," Desert sand is like snow, Yanshan moon is like a bow"," Spring breeze is green on the south bank of the river, when will the moon shine on me"," Spring flowers and autumn moon when will it be gone". How much do you know about the past?"" The grass grows and the orioles fly in February. The willow trees brush the dike and get drunk in the spring smoke."" The bright moon comes out of the Tianshan Mountains and the vast sea of clouds." The novel New Moon is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Dream of the bright moon of ancient times
In ancient poems, Qionglou sometimes referred to the towers in the immortal palace. For example, Su Shi's "Shuidiao Ge Tou" said,"I want to go back with the wind, but I'm afraid that Qionglou Yu Yu, the high place is too cold". It originally referred to the palace in the legendary moon palace, but later it also referred to the moon or the imperial capital, which was now described as a beautiful building. In Chinese culture, the bright moon carried a lot of emotions. It was a symbol of homesickness, longing, and other emotions, such as those expressed in poems such as " Looking up at the bright moon, lowering your head to think of your hometown." In ancient poems, the moon and the pavilion often appeared together in some poetic and romantic scenes, such as " The silver hook looks at the dream, and the Su'e flying mirror reflects the pavilion." However, if one were to look at the expression " Dream of the Jade Tower, the Ancient Bright Moon " from an ancient power struggle novel called " Dream of the Jade Tower," it might be that the image of the Jade Tower in the novel was combined with the various emotions and symbolic meanings represented by the Ancient Bright Moon to construct an atmosphere full of fantasy, power struggle, and emotional entanglement. In this atmosphere, the story in the Jade Tower was like a dream, and the Ancient Bright Moon witnessed all of this. It became a witness to emotions and stories, as well as an element that accentuated the atmosphere.