Who are the twenty-eight star constellations and what are they called? What is the status of all of them?

The Twenty-Eight Astrological Stars is an ancient Chinese astronomical classification of star officials used to describe a group of stars that move across the night sky. These twenty-eight stars were divided into four regions with seven asterisms in each region. Their names and status are as follows:

Jiǎo Xiù Yī (角宿一): also known as Jiao Mu Jiao (角木蛟), it is a part of the Big Dipper's seven stars. In ancient times, people believed that observing Jiaojiu Yi could predict weather changes.

2. Jiaojiu Er (Jiǎo Xiù ?r): also called Kangjinlong, also part of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. It is said that observing Jiǎo Xiù ?r can give an omen of a good crop harvest.

3. Jiǎo Xiù Sān (角宿三): also called 氐土貉 (氐土貉), it is also one of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. It is believed that observing Jiǎo Xiù Sān can bring good luck and safety.

4. Jiǎo Xiù Sì (角宿四): also known as Fang Xin Yin (房心引), also belongs to one of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. Legend has it that observing Jiǎo Xiù Sì can help people find true love.

5. Jǐng Xiù (井宿): also known as Well Leader, it is an independent constellation that represents people's daily life and community.

6. Guǐ Xiù Yī (鬼宿一): also known as Kui Mu Wu (奎木狼), it is a part of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. Legend has it that observing Guǐ Xiù Yī can protect people from evil forces.

7. Guǐ Xiù ?r (鬼宿二) (Guǐ Xiù ?r): also known as Lou Jin Dog (娄金狗), is also part of the Big Dipper's seven stars. Observing Guǐ Xiù ?r is said to help predict disasters and avoid dangers.

8. Guǐ Xiù Sān (鬼宿三): also known as the Stomach Pheasant (胃土雉), is also one of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. Legend has it that observing Guǐ Xiù Sān can bring good luck and get rid of misfortune.

9. Guǐ Xiù Sì (鬼宿四): also known as the Pleiades, also one of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. It is said that observing Guǐ Xiù Sì can help people gain wisdom and success.

10. Niú Xiù Yī (牛宿一): also known as the Samurai Wolf, it is one of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. Legend has it that observing Niú Xiù Yī can predict weather changes and crop harvests.

11. Niú Xiù ?r (牛宿二): also known as the Golden Dog (参金狗), it is also part of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. Observing Niú Xiù ?r is said to help predict disasters and keep families safe.

12. Niú Xiù Sān (牛宿三): also known as the Pheasant of Sam Tu (参土雉), is also one of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. Legend has it that observing Niú Xiù Sān can bring good luck and health.

13. Niú Xiù Sì (牛宿四): also known as the Sun Pheasant (参日鸡), also belongs to one of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. It is said that observing Niú Xiù Sì can help people gain wisdom and success.

14. Nǔ Xiù Yī (女宿一): also known as Jing Mu Jail (井木犴), is part of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. Legend has it that observing Nǔ Xiù Yī can protect women and children from harm.

15. Nǔ Xiù Yī (女宿二): also known as Kang Jin Dog (亢金犬), also part of the Big Dipper. Observing Nǔ Xiù Er is said to help predict natural disasters and keep families safe.

16. Nǔ Xiù Sān (女宿三): also known as 氐土犸, is also one of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. Legend has it that observing Nǔ Xiù Sān can bring good luck and health.

17. Nǔ Xiù Sì (女宿四): also known as Fang Ri Hare (房日兔), is also one of the seven stars in the Big Dipper. It is said that observing Nǔ Xiù Sì can help people gain wisdom and success.

18. Wēi Xiù (危宿): also known as Dangerous Moon Wolf (危月狼), it is an independent constellation that represents the dangers and challenges people face in life.

19. Left Flag (Zuǒ Qí): also known as Horned Tongue Bull, it is part of the Big Dipper. Legend has it that observing the Left Flag can protect people from evil forces.

20. Right Flag (Yòu Qí): also known as Dou Mu Jail, also part of the Big Dipper. Observing the Right Flag is said to help predict disasters and avert dangers.

21. Kàng Xiù Yī ( 亢宿一): also known as Ghost Golden Goat, it is part of the Big Dipper. Legend has it that observing Kàng Xiù Yī can bring good luck and get rid of misfortune.

22. Kàng Xiù ?r ( 亢宿二): also known as Ghost Earth Goat, it is also one of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. Observing Kàng Xiù ?r is said to be helpful in predicting natural disasters and keeping families safe.

23. Kàng Xiù Sān ( 亢宿三): also called Ghost Sun Sheep, also belongs to one of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. Legend has it that observing Kàng Xiù Sān can help people gain wisdom and success.

24. Kàng Xiù Sì: also called Pleiades, also one of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. It is said that observing Kàng Xiù Sì can predict weather changes and crop harvests.

25. Dǒu Xiù Yī (斗宿一): also known as the Pleiades, it is part of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. Legend has it that observing Dǒu Xiù Yī can protect people from evil forces.

26. Doujiu Er (Dǒu Xiù ?r): also known as the Pleiades, also part of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. Observing Dǒu Xiù Er is said to help predict disasters and avoid dangers.

27. Dǒu Xiù Sān (斗宿三): also known as the Pleiades, also part of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. Legend has it that observing Dǒu Xiù Sān can bring good luck and get rid of misfortune.

28. Dǒu Xiù Sì (斗宿四): also known as the Pleiades (昴火鸡), is also one of the seven stars of the Big Dipper. It is said that observing Dǒu Xiù Sì can help people gain wisdom and success.

These 28 stars have an important place in ancient Chinese astronomy and folklore. It was believed that observing these stars could predict the weather, keep one's family safe, bring good luck and get rid of misfortune. Both in ancient and modern times, the twenty-eight star constellations are a mysterious and interesting presence in people's minds, bringing much imagination and expectation to their lives. So, why don't you look up at the night sky at night and try to find these twinkling stars, which may bring you some new revelations and surprises?