Legends say the toad and osmanthus in the moon do not hang in the sky, but are shadows cast by the earth. Yet …
Legends say the toad and osmanthus in the moon do not hang in the sky, but are shadows cast by the earth. Yet explorers have found that scattered fragments on the ground can form patterns, like moonbeam projections, seen by some as lunar blessings, by others as celestial guidance. Is the moon's shadow born of the earth, or are the earth's traces imprinted by the moon? Only by shifting one's perspective can the matching patterns be revealed.