The historical record of wine star

According to Jin Shu Tian Wenzhi, "In the right corner of Xuanyuan, three stars chanted wine flags. The flag of the wine official is also. The main banquet caters to the needs of diet. Five stars keep the wine flag, and the world eats. " Xuanyuan, the ancient star name of China, has seventeen stars, twelve of which belong to the constellation Lion, and the wine star is in the southeast. There are three stars in the wine flag, which are arranged in a zigzag pattern, and there are 28 hotels on the south side next to the eight stars in Liu Su.

According to legend, Jiuqixing once mentioned Zhou Li, a politician in the early Western Zhou Dynasty. Twenty-eight Nights is one of the great creations of ancient astronomy in China.

Ancient poems often mention "wine star" or "wine flag star". Such as; Li Bai, a great poet known as "Brewmaster", wrote in "Drinking the Bright Moon Alone * II": There is a sentence in the poem "If heaven doesn't love wine, the wine star is not in the sky". At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Kong Rong, who was known as "the guest is always full, but the wine in Tanaka is not empty", said in On Prohibition with Cao Cao that "the wine star in the sky is full and Jiuquan County on the ground" opposed Cao Cao's prohibition of alcohol. In addition, the ancients also had poems such as "Looking up at the glory of the wine flag" and "The wine flag should have been a yuan image", all of which refer to the wine stars brewed in the sky.

Chronicle of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty records that in the summer of 12 1 year BC, Huo Qubing went south from Juyan to Xiaoyue's home and defeated the Huns. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty gave an altar of wine, and Huo Qubing poured spring wine and drank with others. This is the origin of Jiuquan. The poet Li Baiyou said: "If heaven doesn't love wine, the wine star is not in heaven. If the land doesn't love wine, there shouldn't be Jiuquan in the land. ...