No, this star is Venus. At present, close to the east distance of Venus, Venus is closest and farthest from the sun (about 48, so it will be combined with the moon on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month), and its brightness is close to the brightest (-4.6, etc.). It is ten times as bright as Sirius. Therefore, it is particularly eye-catching, and it can be easily photographed with a mobile phone, which also attracts the attention of the general public around the moon.

If you can borrow a telescope to see Venus, you can see that Venus is not a round surface, but a phase similar to Venus' teeth. The following is a star map simulated by software for the landlord's reference.

PS can pay attention to the position of Mars and watch Golden Fire Twin with the moon tomorrow night. Mars is far less bright than Venus at present.