Pupils, children and astronomy enthusiasts all came.

About the constellation 12, as well as Taoist myths and Greek myths in China ~ I don't think these are children. Today's "saints" have long been out of fashion in the fourth grade. As for "Altman", it is generally the object of our ridicule ~ but horoscope fortune telling is more popular now, especially among us children. I like it in the second grade of junior high school, and I like it in the fourth and fifth grades. You can show them pictures of the constellations, let them observe their appearance, and then tell them about the ancient Greek myths of these constellations. Then when it comes to the solar system and the nine planets, it is said that the ancients thought that there were nine floors in the sky, and (that is, the geocentric theory, of course, was wrong) immortals lived on the ninth floor, and then they introduced and discussed Taoist myths. After all, Journey to the West is a household name, right?