Why should the Mid-Autumn Festival send blessings to each other?

Mid-Autumn Festival is a traditional festival in China. At this time, people will send blessings and care to each other. Here are some main reasons:

1. Reunion and family: Mid-Autumn Festival is a festival that emphasizes family and reunion. At this time, people will celebrate with their families, relatives and friends. By sending blessings to each other, people express their concern and respect for each other, and at the same time, they also express their attention to family reunion.

2. Traditional culture and customs: Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the traditional festivals in China with a long history and cultural background. During the Mid-Autumn Festival, people will follow some traditional customs and ceremonies, such as enjoying the moon, eating moon cakes and solve riddles on the lanterns. These activities are not only symbols of celebration, but also the inheritance and promotion of traditional culture and customs.

3. Gratitude and prayer: Mid-Autumn Festival is also a Thanksgiving Day, and people will express their gratitude and respect to their families, friends and teachers. At the same time, people will pray for peace, smoothness and happiness in the coming year. By sending blessings to each other, people express their gratitude to others and good expectations for the future.

4. Socialization and interaction: Mid-Autumn Festival is also a social festival. People will visit each other, give each other gifts and communicate with each other. By sending blessings to each other, people can strengthen their contact and interaction with each other and establish closer interpersonal relationships.

In a word, Mid-Autumn Festival is a festival that attaches importance to family, reunion, traditional culture and social interaction. By exchanging blessings, people can express their love and respect for each other, and at the same time, they can carry forward traditional culture and strengthen the contact and interaction of interpersonal relationships.