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Why is Xihe called Xihe?
The name Xihe came from Xihe, the Sun Goddess in ancient China mythology. She was also the earliest China astronomer and calendar maker. The name "Xihe" symbolized the origin and inheritance of China's exploration of the sun. The novel " Flood Dragon " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Xihe
Xihe was the Sun Goddess in ancient China mythology. Her earliest image was the mother of the sun. As recorded in the Book of Mountains and Seas, she was the wife of Emperor Jun and was born ten days ago. As time passed, its mythological image gradually evolved. In the matriarchal society, it appeared in the image of the "Sun Mother". In the Warring States Period,"Xi" and "He" were divided into two clans, responsible for observing the astronomical phenomena. After the society developed from the matriarchal society to the patrilineal society, it evolved from the goddess who gave birth to the sun to the sun itself, and later became the driver of the sun ("Sun Yu"). In the Book of History, it was "Astronomical Calendar Officer". In the Western Han Dynasty,"Xihe" became an official position. The ancient ancestors created the Xihe culture, which was endowed with the characteristics of gentleness and tolerance. The legend and belief of Xihe were still circulating among the China people. There were related relics left in Shandong's Sunshine and Jiangsu's Lianyungang. People in Sunshine had the custom of celebrating the sun's birthday. On the 19th of June of the lunar calendar, Xihe's Mother Temple Fair was held. On October 14,2021, China's first solar exploration science and technology experimental satellite was named Xihe. In addition, Xihe was located in the Lyra constellation, about 440 light-years away from Earth. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Wangshu and Xihe
Wangshu and Xihe had many meanings in China culture. In terms of myths and legends, Xihe was the wife of Emperor Jun. She was the god of the sun and the moon. It was said that she gave birth to ten suns and was also regarded as the god of the sun. Wangshu was the goddess of the moon. The word "Wangshu" first appeared in "Chu Ci·Li Sao". In the game world, in the Legend of Sword and Fairy IV, Xihe and Wangshu were used as the names of the two swords. The two swords were forged by Zong Lian, the elder of Qionghua Sect, with special materials and methods. In terms of astronomy, in 2009, China astronomy discovered a planet outside the solar system. It was named Wangshu in the 2019 naming of planets outside the solar system, and its parent star was named Xihe. In terms of scientific research and development, the manned lunar rover development plan led by Tsinghua University was named " Wangshu Chariot." The " Wangshu " here represented the moon. The design inspiration came from ancient legends and was also related to the bronze chariots and horses of Qin Shihuang's tomb. In addition, there were also the names Wangshu Road and Xihe Road, which were located at the intersection of Xincheng Avenue and the airport line in Jiangning District, Nanjing.
Xihe and Mu Ye's novel
Xi He and Mu Ye had written many novels. Among them, the more famous ones were "The Deadly Beauty of Luoyan Island" and "The Deadly Beauty of Luoyan Island 2". "The Deadly Beauty of Luoyan Island" told the love story between the female protagonist, Mu Ye, and the male protagonist, Xi He. The two of them experienced many storms on Luoyan Island and finally supported each other to get together. The plot of the novel was full of twists and turns, and the characters were well-liked by readers.
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The Three Meanings of Xihe
Xi He's name implied happiness, good fortune, and elegance. At the same time, it also implied eloquence, intelligence, and generosity. "The Crane Drinks the Spring Breeze" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Nine-tailed Xihe
According to the reference materials, the Nine-Tailed Beast was a mythical beast in the Classic of Mountains and Seas. It had the meaning of having many children and grandchildren, good luck, and the omen of an emperor. Its image had evolved in different periods. For example, there was a witchcraft image in the Pre-Qin Dynasty, and it turned into an auspicious sign in the Han Dynasty. Later generations, it evolved into the characteristics of charm and evil. "Xihe" was the goddess of the sun in ancient China mythology. At first, it was the image of the "Mother Sun". Later, it had many evolutions, such as becoming the sun itself and the driver of the sun. In the Book of History, it was the "Astronomical Calendar Officer" and became an official position in the Western Han Dynasty. However, it was difficult to determine the specific meaning or relationship of the simple description of "Nine-tailed Xihe" without more background information. If it was related to games (such as "There's a Spirit in Antiquity" mentioned Xihe), it might indicate a combination or relationship between the two in the game system, but it was impossible to know exactly from the information provided.
Wangshu Xihe Changxi
Wangshu was the god who drove the chariot for the moon in China mythology. Xihe and Wangshu were known as Riyu and Yueyu respectively. Xihe was the wife of Emperor Jun and the mother of the sun. Its original form originated from ancient myths. With the change of times, its role evolved from "Sun Mother" to "Riyu". Later, it became the representative figure of the sun myth and astronomical historian. It was used in many ancient poetry and cultural environments. Chang Xi was the great god before Chang'e reincarnated. She and Xihe were on the Lunar Star.