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CultureThe moon we share: Folklore and proverbs across the world

A feature explores moon myths from civilizations beyond China, including the Greek story of Selene and Endymion, Iranian tales of a dragon swallowing the moon, the Incan goddess Mama Quilla and the Māori story of Rona. Across these traditions, the moon becomes a symbol of love, distance, fate and hope.

MoonFolkloreMythologyMid-Autumn Festival

CCGTN★☆☆☆☆2026-09-26 10:33Original

The moon we share: Folklore and proverbs across the world
The moon we share: Folklore and proverbs across the worldCulture