What does the moon mean in China culture?

In China culture, the moon symbolizes beauty, frustration, reunion, eternity and lovesickness. Its symbolic meaning is very rich, creating a beautiful aesthetic mood. In addition, the moon is also the carrier of human lovesickness, maintaining the lovesickness between lovers and expressing people's nostalgia for their hometown, relatives and friends.

In general, the beauty of the moon is moist, soft, quiet and pure. Therefore, people have different feelings about the moon.

The Chinese nation has always had a special affection for the moon, and it has also become a typical image and an eternal theme in literature. Also, for the moon, it entrusted the lovesickness between lovers. In the stage of emotional entrustment, the moon has changed from an independent objective scene to a part of human emotions.

Eclipse phenomenon:

Solar eclipse is a special astronomical phenomenon. When the moon went behind the shadow of the earth, the sun was blocked by the earth. At this time, the sun, the earth and the moon are just (or almost) on the same straight line, so the light from the sun to the moon will be blocked by the earth.

As far as the earth is concerned, when an eclipse occurs, the directions of the sun and the moon will be different by 180. It should be noted that the orbits of the sun and the moon in the sky are not on the same plane, but have an intersection angle of about 5, so only when the sun and the moon are located near the intersection of the ecliptic and the ecliptic, will there be a chance to connect in a straight line and produce an eclipse.