It's the full moon again.

In this golden autumn season, we have ushered in the traditional festival of China-Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as Mid-Autumn Festival, Autumn Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, August Festival, Moon Chasing Festival, Moon Worship Festival, Daughter's Day or Reunion Festival, which is a popular traditional cultural festival of many nationalities and countries in China Chinese character cultural circle. Because its value is only half that of Sanqiu, it is named, and some places set the Mid-Autumn Festival on August 16. The story of every traditional festival is an encounter with history.

In the early morning, children dressed in Hanfu skirts walk slowly on campus, with wide sleeves and skirts, carving out a beautiful garden, which can be painted everywhere. Singing the Mid-Autumn Festival, the ancient poem "Silent Night Thinking" is a new song to interpret the charm of traditional culture; "Full Moon on August 15th" and "I make moon cakes for grandpa" sing the meaning of reunion. "Moon Girl" and "Mid-Autumn Festival Full Moon" are interesting stories about Mid-Autumn Festival. The beauty of Hanfu is vividly displayed in children's smiles and songs and dances. China traditional culture will be integrated into education, which will enrich children's life, and let children feel the ancient traditional culture of China and the ancient ceremony of Hanfu. On the Mid-Autumn Festival, the moon is round. Mooncakes are sweet, and Hanfu, poetry and endless ancient songs present an audio-visual feast that spans the past and presents more poetry.

Another example is the activities held in Liangqing District, which are full of Mid-Autumn Festival elements. On the edge of the shelf, colorful lanterns and riddles are hung. On lanterns, there are pictures of the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon or ancient poems related to the bright moon. Lantern riddles are mainly idioms, two-part allegorical sayings, words and things. Citizens can relive the charm of Chinese characters and Mid-Autumn Festival culture together in solve riddles on the lanterns. There are exquisite moon cakes in the traditional food area, and the bright moon food can't be let down. This is the correct way to open the Mid-Autumn Festival.

There were many wonderful activities on that day, such as Chinese traditional dance performances, situational speeches about the evolution of Mid-Autumn Festival customs, the poetic interaction between flying flowers and "Moon" and "Autumn", the performance of "Xianglong", the sharing of family stories, the singing of the song "I wish people a long life" and the interactive link between flying flowers. Citizens and friends actively rushed to answer questions and became flying flowers. For example, "When will the bright moon be full, and the horizon will be * * * at this time" and "He knows that the dew will frost tonight, and the moonlight at home is bright!" It has been quoted one after another, and citizens and friends can not only relive the classics, but also harvest beautiful gifts and have fun.

1, hanging sparse paulownia without a month, leaking people to Jing Chu. -Poem from: Su Shi's "Divination Operator Huangzhou Dinghui Garden Residence".

At that time, the bright moon was there, like a colorful cloud. -The poem comes from: Yan's "Linjiang Fairy, Tower Pass Behind Dreams".

3. In the first half of Emei Mountain in autumn, Pingqiang River reflects. -Poem from: Li Bai's "Emei Mountain Moon Song".

4. Until, holding up my cup, I asked the bright moon to bring me my shadow and let the three of us. -Poems from: Li Bai's "Drinking the Bright Moon Alone".

5. The bright moon is not bitter. The morning light slanted on Zhu Hu. -The poem is from Yan Shu's butterfly lovers, Threshold Chrysanthemum, Sorrow of Smoke and Dew of Tears.

6. The stars tilt down from the open space, and the moon runs from the upper reaches of the river. -The poem is from Du Fu's One Night in a Foreign Country.

The bright moon rises from the mountains in the sky, in the infinite haze of the sea of clouds. -This poem is from Guan Shanyue by Li Bai.