The constellation next to Vega

Vega: belongs to Lyra; Also known as the celestial sun, it is the brightest star in Lyra, ranking fifth in the night sky and the second brightest star in the northern hemisphere, second only to arcturus. Like arcturus and Sirius, it is a star very close to the earth, only 25.3 light years away from the earth; The temperature is slightly lower than Sirius.

Altair: an eagle; The scientific name and Gu Ji, also known as "Altair", are the first 12 bright stars in the whole day, white. In starry sky observation, it is a corner of the summer triangle. Its connection with the β and γ stars of Aquila points to Vega, which is called Altair in the west and means "flying vulture" in Arabic.