There is a bright star next to the moon. What star is it?

People often see a bright star next to the moon. Someone asks what it is. It turns out that when the moon revolves around the earth, it can be seen on the earth that the moon changes its position in the middle of the constellation every day. The moon, like the sun and planets, moves on the ecliptic. Some zodiac signs have brighter stars, such as Capricorn in Taurus, Xuanyuan XIV in Leo, Capricorn in Virgo and Antares in Scorpio. Whenever the moon moves to these constellations, it has a chance to get close to these bright stars.

Because planets are also in the zodiac, planets are usually much brighter than stars, so whenever the moon approaches the planets, it is easier to attract people's attention. Venus, the brightest planet, is always not too far away from the sun, whether it is the morning star before dawn or the evening dragon. When the moon moves to the sky near the sun, whether it is the new moon at the beginning of the lunar calendar or the waning moon at the end of the lunar calendar, it is thin and dark, so as to avoid the effect of "fewer stars in the moon". If the moon is close to Venus at this time, then the less bright moon is close to the particularly bright Venus, and Venus is particularly eye-catching.