A constellation named after a person in ancient China.

There was no such thing as a constellation in ancient China. The astronomical system in ancient China was called the Three Walls and Twenty-eight Accommodations System, or the Star Official System. It is made up of stars, not constellations. Constellation is a modern western system. Because it is more suitable for modern astronomical research, it is now widely used in the world.

However, in ancient China, there were indeed star officials named after people, such as Zhao Fu (located in a dangerous place, a fictional character, and a master rider), (located in a real place, Zhao's coachman was a master rider during the Warring States Period), (located in Suju, a Wuding counselor, and co-founded Wuding Zhongxing with him), Xuanyuan (located in Su Xing, Huangdi), and Xizhong (. One * * * five.

Others, like the Weaver Girl, are not names. The star official system is highly politicized, so there can be no love story, and the content of the story does not conform to the ethical code at that time. Therefore, the story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl is only circulated among the people, and the ancient official astronomical research has never been recognized. Weaver girl is only the unified representative of women in ancient male farming and female weaving. As for the cowherd, there is no such star official. This star official is called the river drum, which means the war drum by the river. Cowherd's name was invented by the people.