There were many names for the moon in ancient texts.

There are many funny ancient texts. Here are some examples: 1 "Haolie Song" from "Dream of the Red Chamber": Haolie Song is a classic in the history of Chinese literature. There is a line in it: "The world knows that immortals are good, but fame cannot be forgotten! Where are the generals and generals from ancient times to the present? A pile of grass is gone." Although this sentence did not seem funny, it revealed that the pursuit and desire of fame and fortune in ancient times was very consistent with the modern people's yearning for success and fame. 2. Lin Chong in Water Margins: Lin Chong was a hero in Water Margins, but he often fell into awkward situations because of his bravery. The most famous one was that "Leopard Head mistakenly entered the White Tiger Hall", which forced him to join the Liangshan Lake Uprising and eventually became a Liangshan hero. Although Chong Lin in this story was sometimes funny, it also showed his brave character. Sun Wukong in Journey to the West: Sun Wukong is the protagonist in Journey to the West. Although he has extraordinary abilities, he often encounters various troubles and challenges. The most famous one was the "Uproar in Heaven", which led to the pursuit of the Heavenly Army and Heavenly Generals. In the end, Sun Wukong was suppressed under the Five Fingers Mountain by the Buddha. Although Sun Wukong in this story was a little mischievous, he also showed his courage and wisdom, making people laugh. Zhuge Liang in Romance of the Three Kingdoms: Zhuge Liang is the main character in Romance of the Three Kingdoms. He is a very smart politician and military strategist, but he also has some very humorous words and deeds. The most famous one is the "empty city strategy". He showed Sima Yi his empty city strategy on the city tower, which eventually led Sima Yi to escape from the city. Although Zhuge Liang in this story was somewhat humorous, it also showed his intelligence and wisdom.

The moon had many good names in ancient Chinese poems. The following are some common examples: 1 Chan Juan: This is a euphemistic name for the moon, meaning "the beauty of the bright moon". In the Book of Songs, there was a poem that said," The moon is bright, the beautiful people are beautiful, and the hearts of the people are relaxed." 2. Jade Rabbit: This is the official name for the moon. In the Nineteen Ancient Poems, there is a poem that says,"The jade rabbit and the golden crow do not have the sea, and the moon and the pearl have tears." [3. Cold Moon: This is a description of the moon, which means "cold and bright moon".] In 'Dream of the Red Chamber', there was a poem that said,' I hope that people will spend thousands of miles together to enjoy the beauty of the moon.' 4. Silver Man: This is the official name for the moon, which means "the bright moon in the Milky Way". In the Book of Songs, there was a poem that said," The stars hang down on the plains, and the moon surges into the river." [5. Bright Moon: This is a description of the moon, which means " a white and bright moon."] There was a poem in the Ode of Chu that said," The bright moon hangs in the sky, and the moon and moon appear in the sky."

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The following were some of the recommended ancient sweet redemption novels: " Lowly "," Coincides with the Rain "," The Long Wind Crossing "," Spring Night "," Married to the Abandoned Crown Prince after Rebirth "," Late Yingjiao "," Returning to the Swallow "," Guest Under the Dress "," The CEO Spoils the Sweet and Soft Wife to the Heavens "," Black Lotus Strategy Guide "," The Empress Has No Virtue "," Teasing Order "," Cute Doctor's Sweet Wife ", and so on. These novels covered the plot of redemption and the sweet love story line, suitable for readers who liked the ancient sweet pet story.

Dragons were mysterious creatures that held an important place in traditional Chinese culture. The following are some ancient texts about dragons: " Classic of Mountains and Seas ": This is a mythological and geographical work from ancient China. It described some legendary monsters, including dragons. 2 Shuo Wen Jie Zi: This was the first dictionary in ancient China. The explanation for the dragon was that " the scale insect has horns and wings and can ascend to the sky at the vernal equinox and fall at the autumnal equinox." 3. Rites of Zhou: This is a book on rites in ancient China. The explanation for the dragon is that "one of the eight gods is the god of birds and snakes. He has horns, wings, scales, and is good at fireworks." 4 Records of the Historian: This is a historical work from ancient China. The explanation for the dragon is that "the legendary divine creature has horns, wings, scales, and good fireworks. It can fly in the sky and hide in the ground." 5 Han Shu: This is a historical work from ancient China. The explanation for the dragon is that "the ancient dragon has horns, wings, and scales. It is good at fireworks and rides on clouds and fog to ride the wind." The descriptions in these ancient texts all showed the importance and mystery of dragons in traditional Chinese culture, and also reflected the understanding and imagination of ancient people about dragons.

There were many ancient texts that described "loneliness". The following are some of the more famous examples: 1."Daiyu Buried Flowers" in "Dream of the Red Chamber": Daiyu had been living alone in the Rong Mansion with no one to accompany her except for the falling flowers. In Romance of the Three Kingdoms," Kong Ming lived alone in an empty city ": Kong Ming felt very lonely in the empty city, thinking about national affairs alone. 3."Lin Chong Shepherds Alone" in "Water Margins": Lin Chong was exiled to Hainan Island to herd sheep alone after being recruited in Liangshan Lake. He felt very lonely. 4."Sun Wukong alone in the Journey to the West": Sun Wukong often felt lonely on the way to the scriptures, only accompanied by demons and immortals. In the Analects of Confucius, Zilu followed Confucius on a journey. When Confucius went out, Zilu followed Confucius, but Confucius felt very lonely on the journey alone. These ancient texts vividly described the feeling of loneliness and became one of the classic images in Chinese literature.

In ancient texts, there were many descriptions of immortals that could be referred to in the following examples: The Tao Te Ching described the concept of immortals, who were existences that surpassed humans, possessed wisdom and power, and could control the power of nature. The Zhenren of Nanhua in Zhuangzi is regarded as one of the immortals. He is regarded as the founder of Taoism. It is said that he can control the power of nature through breathing to reach an extraordinary realm. In the Book of Changes, it was described that the Emperor of Heaven, God, and other existences believed that they had extraordinary strength and wisdom to control the power of nature. There were also some descriptions of immortals in the Book of Songs, such as "celestial fairies" and "immortal partners". Other ancient works such as Spring and Autumn Fanlu, Lü's Spring and Autumn Annals, Journey to the West and other works also have descriptions and stories about immortals.

Bamboo was one of the most important symbols in Chinese traditional culture, and it was recorded in many ancient texts. The following are some ancient texts related to bamboo: In the Book of Songs, there was a poem in the chapter of Zhou Nan·Han Guang: " Sunflowers in the green garden wait for the sun to dry. In spring, all things in the world shine. I often worry that the yellow flowers will wither when the autumn festival comes. When will the rivers flow east to the sea and return to the west? If you don't work hard when you're young, you'll be sad when you're old." Among them,"bamboo" was used as a metaphor for virtuous people. In the Analects of Confucius, Confucius said,"A gentleman is not a vessel." The "ware" here referred to bamboo ware. He also said,"It is not worth discussing with a scholar who is determined to pursue the Tao and is ashamed of his poor clothes and food." It meant that a gentleman with ambition was not satisfied with enjoying material comfort but paid more attention to the moral cultivation of his heart. Such a person was not worth discussing with him. 3. In Dream of the Red Chamber, when Lin Daiyu entered the Jia Mansion, the housekeeper prepared a bamboo table and chair for her. Because bamboo had the quality of "unyielding", it was used to symbolize nobility and indomitable spirit. In the Water Margins, Lin Chong was called "Liang Shanbo's first wisdom" because he was good at using bamboo to make various tools such as bows and arrows, machetes, etc. In the famous modern literary novel Journey to the West, Sun Wukong used a bamboo basket to catch many monsters in the process of subduing demons and devils. These are some ancient texts related to bamboo. Through these documents, you can better understand the meaning and symbol of "bamboo" in Chinese traditional culture.

The following are some famous ancient texts covering various periods from the Pre-Qin Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty: Pre-Qin period: - The Book of Songs: Including 305 poems, it is the earliest collection of poems in ancient China. It reflects the social style and cultural characteristics of the Pre-Qin period. - "Spring and Autumn": It is the history book of the State of Lu that records the history of the Spring and Autumn Period from Duke Zhuang of Lu to Duke Ai of Lu. It is the smallest and most important book in ancient Chinese history books. Qin and Han Dynasties: - Records of the Historian: It was the first general history of China. It recorded the history from 206 B.C. to 220 A.D., including major historical events such as the Shang Yang reform and the Chu Han War. - Han Shu: It is a history book of the Han Dynasty that records the history from 206 B.C. to 9 A.D. It is the most complete ancient Chinese history book. Three Kingdoms, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties: - "Book of Wei": It is the history book of Wei, which records the history from the establishment of Cao Wei to the fall of the Western Jin Dynasty. It is the most complete book in ancient Chinese history books. - Book of Jin: It is the history book of the Western Jin Dynasty. It records the history from the establishment of the Western Jin Dynasty to the Northern and Southern Dynasties. It is the most complete ancient Chinese history book. - Song Shu: It is the history book of the Song Dynasty. It records the history from the establishment of the Southern Song Dynasty to the demise of the Yuan Dynasty. It is the most complete book in ancient Chinese history books. - Qi Shu: It is the history book of Qi State, which records the history from the establishment of Qi State to the Northern and Southern Dynasties. It is the most complete book in ancient Chinese history books. - Book of Liang: It is the history book of the Liang Dynasty, which records the history from the establishment of Emperor Wu of Liang to the demise of Emperor Mo of Liang. It is the most complete book in ancient Chinese history books. - "Chen Shu": It is the history book of the Chen Dynasty, which records the history from the establishment of Emperor Wu of Chen to the demise of the Latter Lord of Chen. It is the most well-preserved ancient Chinese history book. The six historical books, such as the Book of Wei, the Book of Jin, the Book of Song, the Book of Qi, the Book of Liang, and the Book of Chen, are known as the "History of the Six Dynasties" and are the most well-preserved of the ancient Chinese historical books. Ming and Qing Dynasties: - Compendium of Materia Medica: It was an important work in the history of Chinese pharmacy that recorded the detailed effects and treatment methods of Chinese herbal medicines. It was an outstanding representative of ancient Chinese medicine. Dream of the Red Chamber: It was a classic work of ancient Chinese novels that depicted the style and character relationships of the aristocratic society of the Qing Dynasty.