Wu Gang, Folklore
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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Wu Gang, or Wu Kang, is a character in Chinese folklore and Taoism. He is known to cut down a self-healing Lauraceae on the moon. The story has often been associated with the Mid-Autumn Festival. The reason for this remains unclear, although different versions offer several explanations. The Book of the Master of Huainan, in the Han Dynasty, records that when the moon waxes, the foot of an immortal grows into a laurel. However, Wu Gang was not mentioned there.…mehr

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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Wu Gang, or Wu Kang, is a character in Chinese folklore and Taoism. He is known to cut down a self-healing Lauraceae on the moon. The story has often been associated with the Mid-Autumn Festival. The reason for this remains unclear, although different versions offer several explanations. The Book of the Master of Huainan, in the Han Dynasty, records that when the moon waxes, the foot of an immortal grows into a laurel. However, Wu Gang was not mentioned there. Miscellaneous Morsels from Youyang records that the tree was over five hundred chi high, and Wu Gang of Xihe stood under it. It was also recorded that since then, immortals were sent there to chop the laurel when they made a mistake. In the first version mentioning Wu, Wu saw that his wife and Yandi''s grandson had an affair, and had three sons. As a revenge, Wu murdered Yandi''s grandson.