What are the myths about the legend of the sun?

Kuafu's pursuit of the sun refers to the legend that in the period of the Yellow Emperor, Kuafu, the leader of the Kuafu clan, wanted to take off the sun, so he began to race against the sun day by day. When I was thirsty, I drank the Weihe River of the Yellow River and died of thirst on the way to osawa. My crutch turned into a peach grove and my body turned into Kuafu Mountain. Kuafu's daily stories reflect the desire of ancient China ancestors to understand and conquer nature.

2. Houyi Shooting Day

In ancient times, there was a serious drought on the earth. The heat scorched the forest, dried the land, dried the seedlings and plants. It turned out that Di Jun and he had 10 children, all of whom were grandchildren. They live in OOCL, and there is a big tree called Fusang in the sea.

10 The sun sleeps under the branches and runs out in turn to be on duty in the sky and shine on the earth. But sometimes, they come out together and bring disaster to mankind. In order to save mankind, Hou Yi drew an arrow with a bow and shot it at nine suns. I saw a burst fireball in the sky, and a crow with three legs fell. Finally, there is only one sun left in the sky.

3. Sun God Helius

Helius, the sun god in ancient Greek mythology, is the son of Hyperion and Teia, the goddess of Titan, and the brother of Selene, the goddess of the moon, and eos, the goddess of dawn. It is said that he rides four fire-drawn sundials in the sky every day, from east to west, and shines on the world in the morning and evening. In later myths, he and Apollo gradually confused. In Rome, he was called Sol.