What does luna mean?

Luna is one of the most popular immortals in China. The worship of luna has a long history in China, and it is also a common phenomenon all over the world. It originated from the worship of celestial bodies in primitive beliefs. In the dark, the moon brings light to people; The dim moonlight will make people have many reverie, so there are many beautiful and moving stories, and "the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon" is one of them. Legend has it that Chang 'e was the wife of Hou Yi, who offended the Emperor of Heaven by shooting for nine days and exiled them to the world. Later, Hou Yi got the elixir of life from the Queen Mother of the West. Chang 'e stole food and went to heaven, lived in the Moon Palace and became Chang 'e. This incident is recorded in Shan Hai Jing, Search for Ji Shen and other ancient books. Since then, Luna has been widely worshipped by people. In ancient China, when men and women fell in love, they swore their love under the moon and prayed to the moon god. Some separated lovers also pray for reunion to the moon god. Guan Hanqing, a great dramatist in Yuan Dynasty, wrote The Moon Pavilion. In The West Chamber, Cui Yingying also sincerely confided to luna, hoping to meet the right person. In the eighteenth episode of "Continued Jin Ping Mei" written by Ding, a couple looking for marriage, Zheng Yuqing, privately tasted the forbidden fruit and opened the window. Both of them knelt down and said to the moon, "If one of them is ungrateful, he will die by a thousand knives." Interestingly, some unrequited men and women also want to ask Luna to judge or tell their hearts. In the Ming Dynasty, there was a poem "Guizhi Er", which said: When I was bored, I was alone in the moonlight, thinking about me and my friends. Moonlight Bodhisattva, check with me: I treat him with true feelings, and I treat him with true feelings, brother! He lied to me! Many ethnic minorities in China are also deeply welcomed by Yue Bai customs. For example, Miao people have "jumping on the moon" activities, in which young men and women look for their sweetheart, pour out their love and unite forever. Wang Shu (Chang 'e) "Wang Shu" is the goddess who drives the moon in myths and legends. Qu Yuan's "Songs of Chu Lisao" records: "Wang Shuqian was a pioneer", and Wang Yi notes: "Wang Shuqian was a royal moon." Hong Xingzu's supplementary note: "Huai Nan Zi says:' The moon is imperial, and it is also called slender (e 1). Jin's "Bao Pu Zi Yue": "The last scene of the day is to fight for the rest of the glory." Wang Shu is also known as "Kenichi". "Fiber", moon crusher. See Biography of Historical Records and Sima Xiangru, "Andy (can) come on horseback, and the tracker is the royal one." Set solution: "sage, also." Suoyin: "Xian ... beautiful women are very beautiful. Yue Chan said: "This mountain in Xi 'an is very famous. There is a woman on its rock. What is her monthly calendar? Jump to the middle of the month because the moon belongs to the emperor." These two names are used as the names of the moon, also known as Shu Ming, Su Shu and Yuan Shu. It can also refer to the moon, which can be seen in Jin Gehong's "The Covenant of Holding a Puzi": "His last scene is in the daytime and the sun sets." [Edit this paragraph] Greek goddess Artemis: (Diana Diana of Rome) Artemis, the goddess of the moon, one of the three virgins, the goddess of hunting, the goddess of female fertility, the embodiment of female purity, and Apollo are twin brothers and sisters. Early legends about Artemis were related to the moon god, who was similar to Selene, and later myths described her as the moon god who fell in love with the beautiful girl Olivier. Artemis was not the goddess of the moon at first. According to legend, she asked Zeus about the position of the moon, and Zeus acquiesced. Since then, she has been confused with Chang 'e. Thoth Toth, the Egyptian moon god, is the god of wisdom and moon, the local god of Heliopolis, the inventor of writing and documents of gods, and is described as a permanent judge in the Book of the Dead. It looks like a man or a baboon, wearing a full moon disc and a crescent crown.