En·导游词｜文化·太阳

In Chinese culture, the sun holds a sacred place.
It represents vitality, warmth, and positivity.
The sun brings light and heat to the human world, nourishing all living creatures.

It is said that in ancient times in China, there were once 10 suns in the sky. People can't stand the heat.
A warrior named Houyi stepped forward and shot down nine suns with a bow and arrows.

Based on measurements of the sun's light and shadow, the Chinese created our own calendar.

The Chinese invented the sundial, which determines the time according to the Angle of the sun's light and shadow.

The Chinese also formulated the 24 solar terms according to the law of the movement of the sun to guide agricultural farming.

As the sun rises and sets, the sun represents hope in the hearts of the Chinese people.

In art and literature, the sun is often depicted as a symbol of enlightenment and wisdom. Ancient poets often used the sun as a metaphor for truth and clarity of mind.
Moreover, the sun has also been worshipped in various religious practices in China. It is believed to possess divine power and the ability to purify and heal.