What are the stars that can be seen all year round on the earth?

Stars that can be seen all year round: 28.

Twenty-eight constellations are the twenty-eight constellations divided by ancient astronomers in China to observe the movement of the sun, the moon and the five stars, and they are the creation of local celestial literature in China. Used to explain the position of the sun, the moon and the five stars. Details are as follows:

Twenty-eight stars:

Seven Nights of the Oriental Black Dragon: Jiao, Kang, Bian (dρ), Fang, Xin, Wei and Ji (jρ).

Seven nights in northern Xuanwu: fighting (dǒu), cows, women, emptiness, danger, houses and walls.

Seven Nights of the West White Tiger: Kui, Lou, Chang, Bi, Gou and Shen.

Seven Nights in South Suzaku: Well, Ghost, Willow, Star, Zhang, Wing and Zhu.

There are several stars every night. As an important part of China's traditional culture, it has been widely used in ancient astronomy, religion, literature and astrology, astrology, geomantic omen, lucky choice and so on.

Different fields give it different connotations, and the related content is very complicated.

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A famous scholar in China insists that the Twenty-Eight Stars originated in China, and makes a rigorous deduction according to the literature. This gentleman's theory has been recognized by many scholars.

However, this conclusion has always lacked strong proof and material support. Those who oppose "China Theory" think that China's four images, Zuo Qinglong, You Baihu, Qian Suzaku and Hou Xuanwu, correspond to 28 constellations, but they are just the postscript of Confucian scholars in Han Dynasty in China.

During the period of 1977, the excavation of the curtain of Ceng Houyi in the Warring States Period in Hubei Province provided strong evidence for this debate. On the lid of a lacquer box, there is a colorful astronomical picture with a word "Dou" in the middle, and the names of 28 schools are clearly written around it.

In the center of the lacquer box cover, the word "Dou" is especially large, and it extends four strokes to the east, west, north and south, which point to the four centers of the twenty-eight palaces and four palaces respectively. This is also the symbol of the later four images theory.

The tomb of Zeng Houyi dates back to around 433 BC. Correspondingly, the No.1 bronze mirror of the Spring and Autumn Period was also unearthed in Shangcunling, Sanmenxia, Henan. The pattern on the back of the bronze mirror is almost the same as that in Ceng Houyi. The discovery of these two pictures proves that China had a perfect star system at the beginning of the first century BC or earlier.

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