Hằng Nga

Vietnamese Etymology 姮娥. Pronunciation Proper noun Chang'e Heng'e, the en Chinese goddess of the Moon who, according to some myths, was accidentally sent there because she took too much of an immortality pill, and who is also the inspiration for the Vietnamese folkloric character vi chị Hằng vi Thường Nga vi Hằng Nga Tiên tử Heng'e the Heavenly Hermit vi Trư Bát Giới bị đày xuống trần gian vì đã say xỉn và quấy rối Hằng Nga. Zhu Bajie was exiled to the mortal world because he had drunkenly harassed Heng'e. Hồ Xuân Hương, Vịnh Hằng Nga, [On Heng'e] vi Hỡi chị Hằng Nga náu Quảng Hàn,Bốn mùa trăng gió mấy giang san.Áo tiên tuy nhuộm màu Vương Mẫu,Hương tục còn nồng lửa Hậu Lang.Mắt phượng nhớ say mùi ngọc thố,Cung Nghê sao thẹn khúc cầm loan.Nẻo không duyên nợ người cùng thế,Xin chớ dầm mình nước hợp hoan. O sister Heng'e on the Moon,How long it is you have been there.You've been wearing heavenly coats like the Queen Mother of the West Queen Mother,Yet you're still living, longing for times with Hou Yi.Your dainty eyes are reminiscent of the Moon rabbit Jade Rabbit's smell,The Moon Palace somehow echoes a love song.It was never meant to be anyway,So please stop pursuing this courtship. See also Thỏ Ngọc Hậu Nghệ vi Gods Chinese mythology