Are the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl and the Seven Fairies of Dong Lang the same story and the same pair of characters?

Cowherd and Weaver Girl are not the same story, nor are they the same pair of characters.

First of all, stories have different meanings. The creative basis of The Immortal Match is Yong Dong's The Book of Filial Piety, also known as Hundred Days Fate, Brocade, Huaiyin and so on. It was found in Cao Zhi's Lingbao Pian and Gan Bao's Search for Ji Shen in Wei and Jin Dynasties, and its main purpose was to reward China's filial piety advocated for thousands of years. Cowherd and Weaver Girl, which originated from folklore, is a beautiful imagination of the two "brightest stars in the sky" on the shores of the Milky Way.

Secondly, the hero and heroine have different settings. The female host, the Weaver Girl, is the lively and naughty little sister among the seven fairies, and the male host, Yong Dong, is a poor boy in the countryside (please also note that there are no cows here! ), is an out-and-out fool with a stupid blessing. "It's only because people look at you again" that the fairy sister is allowed to marry him-it's the story of Bai and the suspended spring man.

However, in The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, the Weaver Girl (without emphasizing Seven Sisters) and the Cowherd (whose status is equal to the Weaver Girl) love each other, but only because of an affair angered the Queen Mother, the Cowherd was demoted to the lower bound, and the Taurus interceded for the Cowherd and was demoted to an old cow (it is really a model that friendship is more important than money! ), and then the weaver girl came down to the world for fun (probably similar to traveling abroad now, mainly because the cowherd is on earth. . ), by the old cow matchmaking and cowherd meet and then get married-is the story of Baihe!