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China's Traditional Culture-Mid-Autumn Festival

Today, it is the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, which is a traditional festival in China-Mid-Autumn Festival. After dinner, my parents and I took moon cakes and various snacks to the small garden in the real estate research institute to enjoy the moon.

We went to the small garden, set up delicious food, looked up and saw that the moon had slowly risen! The moon is still rising, and there are many clouds around it, which are hazy, just like a shy bride veiling and smiling mysteriously. Now the moon is different from the original one. It turns out that one is like a silvery white jade plate hanging in the sky. Now it is yellow and round, but my father said, "Although the moon is round today, it will be more round tomorrow." There is a saying called "the moon on the fifteenth day is sixteen circles", which means this.

Suddenly I remembered the story of the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon in the textbook and told it to my mother. The main content is: in ancient times, there were ten suns in the sky, and people fell to the ground and couldn't breathe. There is a hero named Hou Yi. On this day, he drew his bow and arrow and shot down nine suns, leaving only one sun. The queen mother gave Hou Yi a pack of elixir of life and gave it to his wife. A bad guy wanted this package of fairy medicine, and while Hou Yi was away, he forced Chang 'e to ask for it. Chang 'e was in a hurry, swallowed it in one gulp, floated up and flew into the air. Reluctant to leave Houyi, she flew to the moon nearest to the earth. This is the story of the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon. After I finished, my mother praised me and thought I spoke very well. I am very proud, because I can tell stories to my mother!

I thought of what grandpa said again: he couldn't even eat cornmeal when he was a child! It's hard to eat enough. Everyone is eating bark and grass roots ... Think of us now, and there are moon cakes, pineapples, strawberries, oranges and many snacks. How happy we are! Parents can give you anything you want and give you anything you want. I understand a truth: although we are happy now, we still have to scrimp and save. If something is broken, you can test whether to buy it. We can buy it if life needs it. If we can buy it, we don't have to.

Finally, the moon has completely risen into the sky. At this time, it was getting cold, and we went home happily. What an interesting Mid-Autumn Festival!