Tell me the Chinese children myth about the goddess of the moon.

Well, the Chinese children myth of the goddess of the moon has several main elements. Chang'e, of course, is the most important one. Her story of ascending to the moon is central. The jade rabbit is an endearing element, often shown pounding medicine or just being by Chang'e's side. The moon palace is described as a beautiful yet lonely place. And the act of Chang'e taking the elixir of immortality is a crucial plot point. This whole myth also has a strong connection to the Mid - Autumn Festival, when the moon is full and bright, and families think about Chang'e and her story.

The Chinese 12 - animal myth story is about a race. The Jade Emperor decided to name the years in the order of the animals that reached him first in a race. The rat was clever. It rode on the ox's back and jumped off at the last minute to be the first. Then came the ox, tiger, rabbit, dragon, snake, horse, goat, monkey, rooster, dog, and pig. Each animal has its own characteristics in Chinese culture.

There is also the story of Wu Gang. He was punished on the moon. He was made to cut down a laurel tree that could never be cut down completely. Every time he swung his axe, the tree would heal itself. This story is part of the rich lore related to the Chinese Moon Day and the Mid - Autumn Festival. People tell these stories to add more mystery and charm to the celebration of the moon.

One famous Chinese full moon story is about Chang'e. According to the legend, Chang'e's husband Hou Yi got the elixir of immortality. But a bad man tried to steal it. To protect the elixir, Chang'e swallowed it and then flew to the moon. There she has been living alone in the Moon Palace ever since. And people on earth can see her figure on the full moon, which has become a beautiful and romantic story passed down for generations.

I'm not very familiar with this specific novel. It might be a story centered around a powerful and mysterious 'dark goddess' who is also an 'alpha goddess', perhaps involving themes of power, magic, and female empowerment.

In the Atlas myth story, Atlas was a Titan. He was condemned to hold up the sky for eternity as a punishment. This was often depicted with him carrying the celestial sphere on his shoulders. It's a very well - known image in Greek mythology.

Well, the echo myth story is really interesting. Echo was a beautiful nymph. Hera punished her because Echo distracted her with long conversations when Zeus was philandering. So, Echo lost her ability to speak freely and could only echo others. It's a sad story that shows the power of the gods in Greek mythology and how a nymph's life was so drastically changed by a curse.

The Midas myth is very interesting. King Midas was granted a wish by the god Dionysus. He wished that everything he touched would turn to gold. At first, he was overjoyed as he turned things like twigs and stones into gold. But soon, it became a curse. When he tried to eat, his food turned to gold, and when he hugged his daughter, she also turned into a golden statue. Eventually, he realized his folly and begged Dionysus to take the gift back.

Well, I'm not sure about the specific 'the naughty moon children story' but generally, it might be about some mischievous children on the moon. Maybe they play pranks on the moon creatures or get into some sort of fun trouble up there.

Well, in the 'the sun and the moon children's story', the sun was very proud of his powerful rays. He thought he was the most important one in the sky. But the moon was kind - hearted. One day, the sun got too hot and made the earth very dry. The moon cried and her tears became the dew that saved the plants. After that, the sun learned to be more gentle like his sister.