Venus, also known as Venus and G Star, is what allusion?

At dawn, a particularly bright "morning star" sometimes appears on the eastern horizon, which people call "morning star"; In the evening, a very bright "dim star" sometimes appears in the afterglow of the sun, which is called "Chang Geng Star".

In fact, "Venus" and "Pleiades" refer to the same planet-Venus. In ancient China, it also had a famous name-Taibai Star.

First, let's learn about Venus. Venus, one of the eight planets in the solar system, is the second planet in the distance sequence from the sun, with a distance of 0.725 astronomical unit. It is because it is close to the sun that it can be so bright sooner or later. At the same time, it is also the closest planet to the earth. It is an Earth-like planet, and is sometimes called the "sister star" of the earth because of its similar mass.

People in ancient times also placed many imaginative legends and allusions on this beautiful planet. The most typical one is the fairy "Taibai Venus" in The Journey to the West. As the star king in charge of Venus, he helped Tang priest and his disciples many times on their way to learn from the scriptures. In addition, Taibai Venus is one of the core members of Taoism, and its theoretical position is only below Sanqing.

It is precisely because Venus has so many beautiful legends and stories, and it has entrusted the beautiful thoughts and wishes of the ancients, so it will have the name of Chang Geng Star and Morning Star.

In ancient China, there was also a legend related to Venus. It is said that Li Bai's name is very particular, because his mother dreamed that Taibai Venus fell into her arms and was born, so she was named Li Bai, which has Taibai characters. After growing up, Li Bai is somewhat "immortal". He roamed the world, drank good wine in Ren Xia, laughed at the prince and was bohemian.

Similarly, his poems are extremely colorful and popular, and are considered to be written by immortals, so they enjoy the reputation of "fallen immortals".