Traditional festivals in China in classic works

Examples of traditional festivals in China in classic works are as follows:

1. In A Dream of Red Mansions, apart from the Mid-Autumn Festival family banquet arranged by Jia's family during two ups and downs, the opening is also a Mid-Autumn Festival family banquet. After a few drinks, Zhen and he wrote a poem on a whim: "Poetry says: We will reunite every three to five days, and the jade fence will cover the light." It took a turn in the sky to get out, and all the surnames in the world looked up. "

2. Zhang Dai, an essayist in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties, described the grand occasion of Suzhou Mid-Autumn Festival in the book Dream of Taoan. On August 15 in Suzhou, people gathered in the land of Tiger Hill. No matter who they are, everyone gathers here to have fun and enjoy the moon. Poetry and wine are romantic, so they are happy.

In the Water Margin, Shi Jin is a rich boy. He despises the association with lawless people. When he caught Chen Da and others, he began to make friends with them mainly, and even invited them to enjoy the moon at home during the Mid-Autumn Festival. However, he was reported.

Shi Jin finally chose to join them and went to the road of becoming an outlaw. A Mid-Autumn Festival turned a person's fate and broke the reunion.

4. Not all works will describe the Mid-Autumn Festival in large quantities. Another work of this period, Jin Ping Mei, rarely mentions the Mid-Autumn Festival. The description of Jin Ping Mei is very detailed, especially in the description of festivals. You will never miss the very important Mid-Autumn Festival.