Celestial bodies have diverse attributes in various cultures' myths. For instance, the sun is often associated with life and knowledge, while the moon symbolizes time and feminine energy. In many traditions, stars are seen as the souls of ancestors or divine beings. Different cultures attribute unique properties to these bodies, shaping their societal values, rituals, and meanings. For example, the Chinese view of the moon is tied to family reunion during the Mid-Autumn Festival, while the Greeks honored celestial bodies in their mythology, attributing personalities and stories to them.