Mid-Autumn Festival Customs Diary

Mid-Autumn Festival Customs Diary references are as follows:

1.Example 1

Mid-Autumn Festival is my favorite festival, in which people put lanterns on the lanterns, eat mooncakes, enjoy the moonlight, tell stories, and have a barbecue.

This is how I spent the Mid-Autumn Festival: In the evening, our family dressed up and went to a barbecue together. Our little group of friends ate and enjoyed the moon, and after a while, we snuck out and ran out to play and had a great time!

But after a while, we were "caught" by the adults, who were eating mooncakes. A few of our buddies jumped up and couldn't wait to take a piece of mooncake, and ate it with gusto. After eating the mooncakes, my father took a few beautiful lanterns and took me and my friends together to the open space to put. We lit the candles inside the lanterns and ran fast.

Gradually, we were tired of playing, my father took us back and told us the mythological story of the Mid-Autumn Festival: "Legend has it that in ancient times there were ten days in the sky at the same time, and the sun was shining ...... "After telling the story, I suddenly felt that today's The moon has figures swaying in it, as if it were dancing. Ah! How beautiful the moon is at the Mid-Autumn Festival! I love the Mid-Autumn Festival!

2. Example 2

On the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, in most parts of China, there is also the custom of cooking "reunion", that is, cooking a kind of small pancake symbolizing reunion, similar to a mooncake, which is covered with sugar, sesame seeds, osmanthus flowers and vegetables, and pressed with patterns of the moon, osmanthus trees, rabbits, and so on. After the moon festival, the elders of the family will cut the cake into pieces according to the number of people, and each person will have a piece of cake, and if someone is not at home, they will leave a piece of cake for them, which symbolizes the reunion of the whole family.

Mid-Autumn Festival, clouds and fog less, the moonlight bright and bright, in addition to the folk to be held in the moon, moon festival, eat moon cakes to bless the reunion of a series of activities, some places there is a dance of grass dragons, laying pagodas and other activities. In addition to mooncakes, a variety of seasonal fruits and dried fruits are also Mid-Autumn Festival food. Another theory of the origin of the Mid-Autumn Festival is that the 15th day of the 8th month of the lunar calendar coincides with the time when rice is ripening and families worship the God of the Land. The Mid-Autumn Festival may be the legacy of the Autumn Report.