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### Chang'e She was the wife of Hou Yi. Legend has it that she flew to the Moon Palace and became a fairy after stealing the elixir of immortality. To avoid offending Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, the character "Heng" was changed to "Chang". In *Huainanzi - The Gazing of the Nether*, it is recorded that "Hou Yi asked the Queen Mother of the West for the elixir of immortality, and Heng'e stole it and flew to the moon. He felt extremely sad and didn't know what to do next." In *The Story of the Golden Boy, the Jade Girl, and Jiao Hong* written by Liu Dui of the Ming Dynasty, it says, "If she is not the goddess in the moon, she must be a fairy among the flowers." She is also known as Chang'e and Heng'e. ### Chang Yuchun (1330–1369) With the courtesy name Boren, he was from Huaiyuan in the Ming Dynasty. He had a magnificent appearance, was good at archery, and was very brave and powerful. He assisted Emperor Taizu of the Ming Dynasty in fighting battles in the south of the Yangtze River, and was victorious everywhere. Then he led the army on a northern expedition, captured the capital of the Yuan Dynasty, drove out Emperor Yuan, and pacified the country. He was gradually promoted to the position of Deputy General on the Left, and later to the important position of handling military and state affairs in the Zhongshu Province. After his death, he was posthumously granted the title of Right Prime Minister of the Zhongshu Province. He was also enfeoffed as the Duke of E and the King of Kaiping, and was given the posthumous title Zhongwu.

Chang Yi One of the twenty-five sons of the Yellow Emperor, he was born to Lei Zu, and his descendants were the "Chang" clan. Chang Rong The daughter of a king of the Shang Dynasty, she practiced Taoism in Mount Chang. She ate the roots of bindweeds for more than two hundred years and still looked like a woman in her twenties. She could use gromwell to do dyeing work and used the money she earned to help the sick.