What does the coffin in the sky mean?

1. Coffins in the sky [cā ng qió ng zh and mo]?

Refers to the stars in the sky. Heaven means the sky, and Chang 'e is the fourth night of the seven nights of the White Tiger in the West Palace in the sky, that is, a star. Together, it can be interpreted as the stars in the sky.

Second, Sky is a novel written by Jir? Asada. The book was published by Changjiang Literature and Art Publishing House 200 1 and translated by Xiao. This is a very different novel.

Historical feelings are revealed everywhere in the author's works: he must have paid tribute to Emperor Guangxu, admired Li Hongzhang and sympathized with and supported Empress Dowager Cixi.

Since its publication in Japan from 65438 to 0996, the book has been reprinted dozens of times, ranking first in the list of books with the largest sales volume in Japan in recent ten years.

Extended data:

TV series "Sky":

Adapted from the best-selling novel of the same name by Japanese writer Jir? Asada. "Sky" is a court drama in Qing Dynasty, which was jointly produced by Japanese NHK TV and China Lu Baihua Na. Directed by Wang Jun and starring Yoko Tanaka, Yu Shaoqun, Zhou Yiwei, Xu Baihui, Yin Tao and Jaco.

The play is set in 1894- 1898 during the Sino-Japanese Sino-Japanese War of 1898 to 1898 during the coup d' é tat, and tells the story of a poor boy named Chuner who made a living by picking up frozen cow dung and horse dung in the street. He met the astrologer Bai, who said that he was born as the Pleiades in the sky, and that he would "pocket all the treasures of China" like Qianlong and Qin Shihuang in his life.

Her prophecy supports Chun Er to live in evil karma. When his brother died of hunger, he castrated himself and entered the palace. After some struggle and hard work, he became the toast of Empress Dowager Cixi, replacing Li. It seems that Bai Popo's words really came true, but she was inadvertently involved in the political whirlpool.

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