Is the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival in China a holiday for daughters to see their parents off? Doesn't the son send holidays to his parents?

In the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival in China, daughters usually give presents to their parents to show filial piety, while sons may not. This is mainly because in the traditional culture of China, daughters are regarded as close members of the family and pay more attention to their parents. In addition, daughters are generally closer to their parents, and it is easier to understand and meet their parents' needs.

Of course, this doesn't mean that sons don't need to care about their parents during the Mid-Autumn Festival. Sons can express their concern and filial piety to their parents in other ways, such as companionship, greetings and concern for their parents' health. In real life, the situation of each family is different, and the roles and responsibilities of sons may be different.

In a word, Mid-Autumn Festival is a festival that attaches importance to family and affection. Both daughters and sons have the responsibility and obligation to care for their parents and express their filial piety.