The scientific and philosophical thought of ancient China is characterized by a profoundly unified vision, in which mythological, practical, cosmological, and artistic elements intertwine. Astronomy cannot be separated from this complex system without fragmenting its coherence, as it does not emerge as an autonomous discipline but rather as an integral part of a broader, multidimensional framework that encompasses social, religious, and political dimensions. This interconnection is vividly illustrated in the way rites, celestial cycles, and the dynamics of imperial power were mutually reinforcing, reflecting a seamless integration of the cosmic and the human realms.