The birth and naming of Mid-Autumn Festival on National Day.

The names of Mid-Autumn Festival on National Day are Mid-Autumn Festival, Jiao Wen and Chasing the Moon.

Mid-Autumn Festival: With the help of the homonym of Mid-Autumn Festival, the name "Mid-Autumn Festival" not only contains the characteristics of the birth of children, but also makes the name more unique. Among them, "Zhong" can be extended to A Midsummer Night's Star, which highlights children's status in the family and their personality. In addition, the pronunciation of Mid-Autumn Festival is loud and catchy, which is easy for children to remember.

Jiao Wen: "Jiao" represents the bright moonlight, which well reflects the night scene of the Mid-Autumn Festival and is very touching; Text stands for beauty. Girls' names are often written in Chinese characters with the word "Jiao" to describe girls as bright and beautiful as moonlight. A very unique and meaningful name combination, suitable for girls born in the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Chasing the Moon: Chasing the Moon comes from the preface of Lingnan Miscellanies: "Good people in Guangdong, Izayoi in August, get together with relatives and friends to enjoy the moon, which is called chasing the moon", expressing their love for the Mid-Autumn Festival. It also highlights parents' expectations for their children, hoping that she will be as dazzling and lovely as the moon.

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