Summer Triangle | The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl
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Tonight, we’re looking at the Summer Triangle, and we'll be hearing a story that comes to us from ancient China.
The earliest known reference to this tale is from 2,600 years ago. And the fascinating part about this story is that, as the ages progressed, we can see the story evolve over time to a full narrative.
Parts were being changed and updated as time went on. But tonight’s version is going to be based on a version written about 1500 years ago.
And afterwards, we’ll talk about how this story shifted from the original version, to one that turned into the Qixi festival that’s still celebrated today.
We’ll also go into how this story might have ancient roots that connect it with a culture across the pacific ocean, which could mean this story is more than 20,000 years old.
But first, let’s return to the woman, tirelessly weaving in heaven.