Where does the moon rise?

Because the speed of the moon's revolution around the earth is very slow, it can be considered as static. The earth rotates from west to east, so the moon rises in the west and sets in the west.

Extended data:

Because the positions of the sun, the earth and the moon are constantly changing, and the time when the moon rises is constantly changing, sometimes it just rises during the day, so we can't see the moon.

In the first quarter of the moon, you will see the moon "rising" in the west at night, but that's not where the moon rises, because the moon still rises in the east, but it's still daytime when it rises, and you can't see the moon.

At night, the moon has set, so it is in the west.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Moon