Sun and Moon

Shaohao. Xihe. Chang Xi Xihe was the official of the Yellow Emperor and "gifted soil and hibiscus." "The Classic of Mountains and Seas. The Great Wilderness Eastern Classic": "Beyond the East China Sea is a great valley, the country of Shaohao." "The Overseas Eastern Classic": "The Black Tooth Country... Has Tang Valley below, and there are hibiscus above Tang Valley. The place where I bathed on the tenth day was in the north of Black Teeth." "The Great Wilderness Nanjing": "In the east (south) sea, between the sweet waters, there is the country of Xihe. There is a woman named Xihe, who bathes in Ganyuan. Xihe is the wife of Emperor Jun, and she is born on the tenth day." "Dahuang Xi Jing": "There was a woman who was bathing in the moon. Chang Xi, the emperor's handsome wife, was born in twelve out of ten moons, so she began to bathe in it." Xihe was the mother of the sun, and she bathed in the sun at the east pole. Chang Xi was the mother of the moon, and she bathed in the moon at the west pole, "Historical Records." "Almanac": "The sun returns to the west and rises in the east; the moon returns to the east and rises in the west." Bathing in the sun and moon were religious rituals at that time. "Lu's Spring and Autumn Annals" said: "... Xihe divined the sun, and Shangyi divined the moon... Intention: