Chang'e should regret stealing the elixir, and the blue sea and blue sky will keep her heart in mind every night.

In ancient times, there were 10 suns in the sky, so crops could not grow and the people were in dire straits. Hou Yi (not the same person who seized power from the Xia Dynasty) shot down nine of the suns with his bow and arrow. Hou Yi was so loved by the people for his benefit to the people that the Queen Mother of the West of Kunlun Mountain even gave Hou Yi an elixir of immortality. And Hou Yi had a beautiful wife Chang'e (changed to Chang'e to avoid the taboo of Emperor Wen of Han Dynasty, or Chang'e), so he did not want to become an immortal. At this time, many people defected to Hou Yi. One of them, Peng Meng, wanted to steal the elixir. When Hou Yi went out, he forced Chang'e to hand over the elixir. Chang'e was so anxious that she swallowed the elixir in one gulp and flew to the moon.

It is said that Chang'e secretly took the elixir of immortality. Yi asked the Queen Mother of the West for the elixir of immortality, and Chang'e stole it and flew to the moon. She was sad that there was no way to continue. From "Huainanzi" of the Western Han Dynasty.

Wu Zhi sleepless and leans on the laurel tree

Legend has it that there is a laurel tree in the middle of the moon. "Huainanzi" has said that there is a laurel tree in the moon. Later legends are more specific, and there is a laurel tree next to the laurel tree. Wu Gang, a man who conquered Guangxi. The legend of the osmanthus tree in the moon and Wu Gang is most detailed in the first volume of "Youyang Zazu" written by Duan Chengshi of the Tang Dynasty. The book says that the laurel tree is five hundred feet high, and there is a man below who often cuts it, and the tree grows with it. His surname was Wu Minggang, a native of Xihe. He had a history of learning from immortals and was banished to order to cut down trees. Meaning, there are laurel trees and toads in the moon. It was said in previous books that the osmanthus tree was 500 feet high. There was a man named Wu Gang who cut down the tree. He made a mistake as a scholar, and God asked him to cut down the tree.

Ask Yunhe, the Jade Rabbit explains the ups and downs?

It is said that there is a jade rabbit in the moon. This kind of white rabbit holds a jade pestle and kneels down to pound medicine into toad pills. Taking these pills can lead to immortality. This legend was first seen in "Han Dynasty Yuefu Dong Jingxing": The jade rabbit knelt down and pounded the medicine toad pills, and presented a jade plate to his majesty. Taking this medicine can lead to immortality. According to legend, there is a rabbit in the moon, which is as white as jade, so it is called the Jade Rabbit.