Is there Ophiuchus in the twelve constellations? What kind of existence is it?

Westerners believe in constellations, and various legends about constellations have spread to China. As we all know, there are 12 constellations. According to the Gregorian calendar, they are Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces, Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio and Sagittarius.

But now there is a saying circulating on the Internet that Ophiuchus is also one of the constellations. Many people renamed the twelve constellations as 13, and added Ophiuchus between Scorpio and Sagittarius, thus renaming the date as 13.

But in fact Ophiuchus strictly belongs to the auxiliary constellation of the twelve constellations. Theoretically, the date of Ophiuchus is165438+1October 30th to 65438+February 17. It has both the nature of Sagittarius and Scorpio. Optimistic, open-minded and careful.

In myths and legends, Ophiuchus was originally the god who dominated the treatment of diseases. He tried to save his mother and was later killed by other gods. Zeus lifted it to the sky.

There is also a saying that the drug god was executed by Zeus because he knew the mystery of immortality, and then ascended to heaven and became one of the constellations.

Ophiuchus is big and wide, so it is called Ophiuchus because this god who is good at treating diseases often used snakes as medicine before his death, so people named this constellation Ophiuchus. He does not belong to the zodiac, but he is the only one who is intertwined with another constellation (Ophiuchus). At the same time, Ophiuchus straddles the celestial equator, the galactic belt and the zodiac, and its position is extremely special.

People who belong to Ophiuchus have both the temperament of Scorpio and Sagittarius, but this combination often obliterates his original unique characteristics, making Ophiuchus's personality not very prominent.