Chang'e
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Oct 12, 2026
Chapter 65 Jigong Nailed the Demon Who Haunted Ma Jing for Months
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3:44speaker_0HOST
That makes so much sense.
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3:45speaker_1HOST
The text even explicitly says she looks like the moon goddess Chang'e descending from the heavens.
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3:49speaker_0HOST
So she walks in, looking like the literal pinnacle of idealized grace, and she asks with total authority, "Who dares enter the fairy's bedroom?"
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3:59speaker_1HOST
She's very confident.
Episode 12 - The Voynich Manuscript, Part Two: Moon Blood, Secret Languages and the Women in the Water
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5:37AnastaciaHOST
All over the world, the moon has been a woman.
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5:42AnastaciaHOST
Selene and Artemis in Greece, Chang'e in China, and where I grew up in Aotearoa, Hina, who in many Polynesian stories lives in the moon.
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5:58AnastaciaHOST
When I open a six-hundred-year-old book and find women in water under the stars surrounded by circles of the sky- I don't think that's random.
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6:10AnastaciaHOST
I think whoever made it knew something about how these things belong together.
👨🏻🏫 B1 - B2 LEARN ENGLISH WITH STORIES - Mid autumn festival 🥮🏮🐇
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13:28FrazerHOST
There are several stories.
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13:30FrazerHOST
One of the most famous is the story of Chang'e.
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13:33FrazerHOST
James listened.
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13:35FrazerHOST
Wei explained that according to the traditional legend, Chang'e took a special liquid medicine and flew to the moon where she lived.
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13:44FrazerHOST
So, she's supposed to live up there?
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13:46Tyler ReddickADVERTISER
Well, that's the story,
Le Voyage dans la Lune
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29:17Katherine NeishHOST
So yeah, there's stories about Cain in Chinese mythology.
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29:20Katherine NeishHOST
They talk about the goddess Chang'e stranded upon the moon.
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29:23Katherine NeishHOST
And in some versions, she's accompanied by Yutu, which is a moon rabbit.
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29:28Katherine NeishHOST
And the Chinese have actually named all of their lunar missions after Chang'e and Yutu.
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29:33Katherine NeishHOST
The orbiters typically are called Chang'e.
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29:35Katherine NeishHOST
I think we're up to Chang'e 7 now.
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29:37Katherine NeishHOST
And then we've had the rovers on the moon are called Yutu.
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29:41Katherine NeishHOST
So that's kind of fun.
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Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio, Volume 2-Songling Pu
Sep 26 · 1 Mention
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23:58Nick GoldNARRATOR
I have been with you in my dreams until I am quite worn out.
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24:03Nick GoldNARRATOR
Does the blue sky look down upon any grief like mine? Yet Chang-o lives solitary in the moon, and Chi-nu laments that she cannot cross the Silver River.
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24:16Nick GoldNARRATOR
Who am I that I should expect happiness to be mine? Truly this thought turns my tears into joy.
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24:24Nick GoldNARRATOR
Two months after your departure I had twins, who can already prattle away in the language of childhood, at one moment snatching a date, at another a pear.
The Archer and the Lady on the Moon & 'The Wind and the Sun
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3:41Alton Takiyama ChungGUEST
The story I have for you today is about the origin of this festival.
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3:45Alton Takiyama ChungGUEST
Now, sit back and enjoy this Chinese folktale of Hou Yi, the great archer, and his wife, Chang'e.
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3:55Alton Takiyama ChungGUEST
Long, long ago, Chang'e and her husband, Hou Yi, the great archer, were immortals living in Heaven.
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4:03Alton Takiyama ChungGUEST
Now, Chang'e and Hou Yi were madly in love.
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4:06Alton Takiyama ChungGUEST
One day, the 10 sons of the Jade Emperor transformed themselves into 10 suns, and the Earth became very hot.
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4:18Alton Takiyama ChungGUEST
The water in the lakes and the rice paddies dried up.
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4:51Alton Takiyama ChungGUEST
Unfortunately, this was not what the Jade Emperor had in mind when he asked for Hou Yi's help.
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4:58Alton Takiyama ChungGUEST
Suddenly losing nine sons, [sighs] well, he was not very pleased with Hou Yi.
IN VIDEO: Under the full moon
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9:10Steve HatherlyHOST
There are legendary tales that are associated.
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9:14Steve HatherlyHOST
I'm not an expert, of course, but Chang'e, I think, is one of the stories that's closely associated.
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9:19YushanHOST
According to many folk lore and folk tales, Chang'e is indeed the goddess who is living in a palace, the moon palace on the moon.
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9:30YushanHOST
Well, thousands of thousands of years ago, when the legendary hero, he's an archer called Hou Yi, when he received an elixir of immortality, His wife, Chang'e, back then still a mortal like the rest of us, she drank it to protect it from a villain.
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9:47YushanHOST
Then immediately after drinking it, Chang'e herself flowed up to the moon where she became a moon goddess and is just commemorated every mid-autumn night as a sign of yeah people pray to her and also other like moon related goddess if it's following Taoism culture then yeah we pray for a good harvest next year we pray for a good matchmaking especially if it's unwed girls and we pray for like just a A pleasant home or harmony home culture for the next year or something like that.
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10:21YushanHOST
And also another symbol of the legendary of Mid-Autumn Festival or the moon is the jade rabbit.
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10:29YushanHOST
Lives together with Chang'e? Exactly.
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10:32YushanHOST
We can also...
Under the full moon: traditions, tastes and travels
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8:07Steve HatherlyHOST
There are legendary tales that are associated.
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8:11Steve HatherlyHOST
I'm not an expert, of course, but Chang'e, I think, is one of the stories that's closely associated.
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8:16YushanHOST
According to many folk lore and folk tales, Chang'e is indeed the goddess who is living in a palace, the moon palace on the moon.
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8:27YushanHOST
Well, thousands of thousands of years ago, when the legendary hero, he's an archer called Hou Yi, when he received an elixir of immortality, His wife Chang'e, back then still a mortal like the rest of us, she drank it to protect it from a villain.
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8:44YushanHOST
Then immediately after drinking it, Chang'e herself float up to the moon where she became a moon goddess and is just commemorated every mid-autumn night as a sign of yeah people pray to her and also other like moon related goddess if it's um following taoism culture then yeah we pray for a good harvest next year we pray for a good matchmaking especially if it's unwed girls okay and we pray for like just a a pleasant home or harmony home culture for the next year or something like that.
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9:16YushanHOST
And also another symbol of the legendary of Mid-Autumn Festival or the moon is the jade rabbit.
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9:23YushanHOST
It lives together with Chang'e.
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9:26YushanHOST
Exactly.
Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio, Volume 2-Songling Pu
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23:58Nick GoldNARRATOR
I have been with you in my dreams until I am quite worn out.
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24:03Nick GoldNARRATOR
Does the blue sky look down upon any grief like mine? Yet Chang-o lives solitary in the moon, and Chi-nu laments that she cannot cross the Silver River.
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24:16Nick GoldNARRATOR
Who am I that I should expect happiness to be mine? Truly this thought turns my tears into joy.
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24:24Nick GoldNARRATOR
Two months after your departure I had twins, who can already prattle away in the language of childhood, at one moment snatching a date, at another a pear.
First Day of Fall.
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5:38Mark EllisonHOST
The Mid-Autumn Festival, Moon Festival.
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5:41Mark EllisonHOST
Also called the Moon Festival or Jong Chiu Ji, it's a time for family reunions, mooncakes, and legends like Chang'e.
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5:49Mark EllisonHOST
Vietnam marks a related celebration, Tet Trung Thu, also centered on lanterns and the full moon.
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5:55Mark EllisonHOST
Question 3.