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Today we will talk about Chang’e, the goddess of the moon in Chinese mythology. After consuming the elixir of immortality to protect it from a thief, she floated toward the heavens, eventually making the moon her eternal home to remain as close as possible to her husband on Earth. She is always accompanied by her loyal Jade Rabbits, who are said to live on the moon with her, tirelessly preparing the elixir of life in their mortars. Whether in ancient silk scrolls or contemporary digital art, Cha
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Today we will talk about Chang’e, the goddess of the moon in Chinese mythology. After consuming the elixir of immortality to protect it from a thief, she floated toward the heavens, eventually making the moon her eternal home to remain as close as possible to her husband on Earth. She is always accompanied by her loyal Jade Rabbits, who are said to live on the moon with her, tirelessly preparing the elixir of life in their mortars. Whether in ancient silk scrolls or contemporary digital art, Cha
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