Walking the moon is a southern custom in China, referring to what people go to the countryside in the

Moonwalking is a custom in the south of China, which means that people go to the countryside to play, walk and play on the nights when there is a moon.

Traditional folklore of the Wu Di, the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, women dressed up to go out, stepping on the moon all the way through the dawn, called walking the moon; Qing Shen Fu "Six Records of the Floating Life - Boudoir Records Le": Mid-Autumn Festival ...... Wu custom, women are the night not detained everyone small households, all out, teamed up and tour, called walking the moon, Qing Gu Lu "Qing Jia Lu - walking the moon": Women dress up to travel, each other back and forth, or with Xi Niamh, chicken sound Oh, Oh, Utah Brahms moon, so-called walk the moon.

Previously, the women of Jiangsu Province, in the Mid-Autumn Festival night to walk the moon, usually in the moon tour, or visit each other, or worship Buddhist nunneries, or literary activities, it is said that the women of Suzhou walk the moon, at least three bridges, known as the walk three bridges, some have to walk across more bridges and is not allowed to repeat, which not only move the physical, but also have to move the intellect, the clear Zhou Zongtai "Gusu Bamboo Branch Lyrics" cloud: Autumn **** take Doo incense burning, sisters and neighbors raise their hands to invite, together with the bright moon lane, step song also Caiyun bridge.

Introduction to the Moon

The Moon is a natural satellite of the Earth, probably formed about 4.5 billion years ago, shortly after the formation of the Earth, there are several hypotheses about its origins, supported by more factual evidence of the claim that it was formed in the Earth and the size of the planet Mars - the "Theia" - a celestial body.

The "big collision origin theory" is that it was formed when debris from a huge impact between the Earth and a Mars-sized object, Theia, gathered at the Earth's periphery.

The front side of the Moon is covered with huge impact craters filled with dark-colored basalt lava flows from volcanoes, forming a vast plain called the "lunar sea", which actually contains not a drop of water, and is interspersed with bright, ancient lava flows at its periphery and between the lunar seas. Between the periphery and the Lunar Sea are bright, ancient plagioclase plateaus and striking impact craters, which are the brightest objects in the sky apart from the Sun, and which, despite their very bright white color, are actually very dark on the surface, with an albedo that is only slightly higher than that of old asphalt.