How do foreigners view astrology?

What is the origin of astrology? Because of its age, it can't be verified, but it can be traced back to ancient times from ancient legends and handed down documents. More than 3000 years ago, on the Mesopotamian plain formed by the alluvial rivers of Euphrates and Tigris. At that time, the ancient nomadic people combined the observation of the five planets, such as the sun and the moon, with the worship of celestial bodies and the primitive belief of human beings, and developed a form of divination, which formed the basis of astrology today. At that time, astrology was used to predict the weather, the harvest of crops and all the changes in nature and human beings. It was not until more than 600 years ago that the Chaldeans who established the great kingdom of Mesopotamia with Babylon as its capital systematically summarized and sorted out astrology.

At that time, observing the movement of celestial bodies with naked eyes, the Chaldeans made unique achievements in mathematics and calendar. The calendar we use now was created by astrologers of the Chaldeans at that time. In modern western culture, honeymoon after wedding is also the first way they adopt. This is an astrological ceremony, which means * * * opens the door to happiness. In the 5th century BC, Babylonians divided the ecliptic into twelve 30-degree palaces, and the earliest known star chart appeared in 409 BC. Later, the Greeks regarded the sun, the moon and the planets in the solar system as gods in ancient Greek mythology. Later, the Latin names of these Greek gods were adopted by later astrology. According to the cosmological model proposed by astronomers, astrologers define the relationship between the motion of stars and the imaginary distance of the earth. Astrologers have established a complete correspondence between planets, constellations and everything in the world, so astrology is more and more widely used. Simply put, the idea of astrology is to combine the micro-universe representing the world on earth with the macro-universe representing the world in heaven, that is, the concept of "harmony between man and nature".

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