Who is Luna?

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Luna refers to Xing Jun, a Taoist fairy named Taiyin, commonly known as Taiyin, and is also known as Moon Goddess, Taiyin Zhu Xing, Moon Valley and Moonlight Bodhisattva among the people.

The worship of the moon and the star king has a long history in China, and it is also a common phenomenon all over the world, which stems from the worship of celestial bodies in primitive beliefs.

Han people also regard Moon Star Jun as Chang 'e, thinking that Moon Star Jun is a stunning beauty, so she is very popular and everyone appreciates her. Therefore, on August 15, the birthday sacrifice of Taiyin Xingjun was arranged after dark, facing the outdoor courtyard of the bright moon in the sky, and a pair of red candles were arranged to offer four-color fresh fruits to burn incense. The atmosphere is very pious and somewhat laid-back.

In the dark, the moon brings light to people; The dim moonlight will make people have a lot of reverie, which leads to many beautiful and moving stories, and the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon is one of them.

When I am bored, I am alone in the moonlight, thinking about me and my friends. Moonlight Bodhisattva, check with me: I treat him with true feelings, and I treat him with true feelings, brother! He lied to me!

In the dim moonlight, there is always a beautiful woman, waiting for her sweetheart here, pouring out her heart to each other and swearing love. What was written in the poem of humiliation: The West Chamber under the Moon, with the windward door ajar. The partition wall is moving, and it is suspected to be a jade man.

There is a cloud in the Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic Su Wen: the moon begins to be born, the blood and gas begin to be refined, and Wei Qi begins to move. The full moon is full of blood and strong muscles. "It can be seen that at the time of the full moon, popularity is congested; When the moon is deficient, people are weak in qi and blood. People who worship women's reproduction in China believe that the moon is more closely related to women's menstruation.