Chapter 1938 The Sun and the Moon Are in Full Bloom, and the Celestial Constellations Are Listed 11

Chapter 1937

Wen Cheng's eyes lit up, and he hurriedly said: "The sun and the moon are full, and the celestial constellations are listed? It seems that you also know a lot about astrology!"

Xia Yuanqiu shook his head: "It's just a superficial knowledge. Compared with a capable person like you who calculates the stars all day long, it's too far behind."

At this time, Wen Cheng had completely forgotten his previous judgment on Xia Yuanqiu, and asked Xia Yuanqiu with a face full of interest: "So, do you believe that stargazing can measure the seasons?"

Xia Yuanqiu nodded as a matter of course: "It's not that I believe, but I'm convinced that the stars and the seasons are right, so there's no need to doubt it!"

Wen Cheng stood up excitedly. Finally, he finally found someone who was willing to believe his arguments for many years.

Wen Cheng was so excited that even his voice trembled slightly: "Tell me, what's your opinion on the theory of stargazing and measuring seasons?"

opinion? Xia Yuanqiu didn't know much about astrology, but she was involved in it when she was studying in the 21st century. Although she didn't know much, she thought it should be enough to fool the guy in front of her.

Xia Yuanqiu cleared his throat, and searched out the words from the book in his mind: "The bucket handle points to the east, and the world is spring; the bucket handle points to the south, and the world is summer; the bucket handle points to the west, and the world is autumn; Means, it’s winter all over the world.”

Wen Cheng hurriedly asked: "The bucket handle you are talking about refers to the seven stars in the night sky that look like a bucket handle?"

Xia Yuanqiu nodded: "That's the Big Dipper. The season can be judged by observing the position of the Big Dipper at dusk, and this kind of observation of the regular changes in the sky to determine the four seasons is called 'observing the time and giving time'"

"Watching the time by observation, that's right, it's perfect to describe it by telling the time by observation." Wen Cheng rummaged through the table excitedly. He found a piece of paper with many patterns of the Big Dipper painted on it. Under each pattern of the Big Dipper , all have line-by-line annotations, writing the climate change and date at that time.

It seems that Wencheng has already measured the position changes of the Big Dipper and the changes of the four seasons.

Yun Xiangtian was confused when he heard it, but looking at Wen Cheng's appearance, he thought that Xia Yuanqiu really understood astronomical phenomena, not just pretending to understand, but he just didn't understand.

He walked forward with a smile, and said to Wencheng: "How is it? Yuan Qiu is the kind of brainless girl you imagined?"

Wen Cheng quickly waved his hands: "If she is brainless, then I am brainless!"

Wen Cheng said again: "For a person like you who is smart and understands astronomical phenomena, what else do I need to clarify?"

Xia Yuanqiu said with a smile: "Although I know a little about astronomy, I don't observe the stars day and night like you, so there are some things that I need to trouble you to help me understand."

Wen Cheng hurriedly said: "Tell me, as long as I, Wen Cheng, know, I will definitely not hide my secrets!"

Xia Yuanqiu bowed to Wen Cheng: "Thank you, Brother Wen!" She turned around, looked up at the bright sun in the sky, and said, "I wonder if Brother Wen has ever heard of a solar eclipse?"

Wen Cheng's complexion changed slightly, and he hurriedly asked, "The solar eclipse you mentioned, but it's day and night, and there's no light?"

Xia Yuanqiu said: "That's right, it's the day and the night is dark, and there is no light. Brother Wen knows?"

Wen Cheng nodded: "I've seen three solar eclipses in total. It's like the sky is falling and the sky is dark. It's as terrifying as ghosts attacking the city."

"Then do you know when the next solar eclipse will be?" Xia Yuanqiu asked again.

Wen Chengdao: "The first time I saw a solar eclipse was when I was ten years old. It was also in that year that I fell in love with astronomical phenomena. The second solar eclipse was when I was seventeen years old. I was there One year, I started to learn the art of stargazing, and the third solar eclipse was when I was twenty-four years old, and that year, my mother left me forever!"