Ho, the name of the mother of the sun god in China mythology. Legend has it that she is the wife of the emperor, and she gave birth to ten sons with him, all of whom are the sun. They live in the hibiscus tree in the East China Sea and take turns to be on duty in the sky. Xi He is also the driver of her sons-the messenger of the sun-Yu Ri. Later, ten brothers were dissatisfied with the order and came out on the 10th. Nine of them were shot by Hou Yi.

The sun, the spirit of the sun in Han mythology, is a three-legged crow. There are ten crows. They live on the hibiscus tree in the East China Sea, and their mother He rises from the hibiscus tree in turn, and passes through the mountain like, Zengquan, Sangye, Yuzhong, Kunwu Mountain, Bird Mountain, Sad Valley, Nuwa,, Sad Spring and Yuyuan Garden.

Dong Jun, the god of Chu mythology in ancient China. The seventh poem in the famous poem "Nine Songs" by Chu poet Qu Yuan is called "Dong Jun". There have been different opinions about the God of Dong Jun. It is generally believed that Dong Jun refers to the sun god, but there is also a moon god. The God of the East Emperor Taiyi praised in the first chapter of Nine Songs seems to be more obvious as the God of the sun, so Dong Jun is the East Emperor Taiyi.