What do Tiangong and Tianhe mean?

Tiangong and Tianhe are two important concepts in the ancient culture of China. Tiangong refers to the palace on earth and in the sky, where the gods live, which has mysterious and sacred symbolic significance. Tianhe is a galaxy. The ancients thought it was a river in the Heavenly Palace, and there were also some myths and legends and cultural implications connected with it. In China's traditional aesthetics and cultural consciousness, Tiangong and Tianhe represent the supreme position and infinite wonders, which combine people's yearning for a better life and transcendental realm.

Tiangong and Tianhe also have unique forms of expression in nature. Tiangong can be said to be the center of the world, where people pursue their hearts and spiritual sustenance. Tianhe is the source of light in the dark night, mysterious and wonderful. In the starry sky, Tianhe is like a silver river, connecting the Big Dipper and Uranus, giving people endless reverie and poetry. Therefore, Tiangong and Tianhe are widely used in literature, art and philosophy, which brings profound and meaningful enlightenment to people.

In recent years, the significance of Tiangong and Tianhe has been more widely and deeply explained. With the exploration and study of the universe, we constantly discover more celestial bodies and planetary phenomena. In this process, Tiangong and Tianhe became the main objects and breakthrough points of people's vision and thinking, which stimulated people's thinking and understanding of the comprehensiveness of the universe and the relationship between man and nature. It is precisely because of this that both Tiangong and Tianhe have become symbols and symbols that cannot be ignored in the context of modern culture, opening a broader and mysterious window of knowledge for us.