Mid-Autumn Festival proverbs

The Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the traditional Chinese festivals, which embodies the homesickness of many people. The Mid-Autumn Festival that we have been waiting for for so long has finally arrived. At night, thousands of houses are brightly lit, making it a lively scene.

Below are the proverbs and poems about the Mid-Autumn Festival that I have collected and compiled. Welcome everyone to read and refer to them! Proverbs of the Mid-Autumn Festival 1 1. Ghost Festival on July 15th People's Day on August 15th (Zhangjiakou) 2. Zhengnan on August 15th

Plate filled with melons, fruits and pomegranates (Xingtai) 3. Men don’t worship the moon and women don’t offer sacrifices to the stove (Shijiazhuang) 4. Father-in-law dies after eating messy moon cakes 5. (Ji County, Ji County custom: A new daughter-in-law spends the Mid-Autumn Festival at her husband’s house in her first year.

It has to last for several years, and the same is true in my parents' house. Otherwise, I will eat moon cakes randomly.) 6. Go back to Hong Kong in May to do dragon boat racing and harvest crops in June. 7. Burn paper in July for the Bon Festival and make money in August to buy cakes and enjoy the Mid-Autumn Festival (Maoming).

8. If you are not full in winter and not full in summer, you will be full on August 15th.

9. (Guangzhou, Mid-Autumn Festival, abundant fruits) 10. On August 15th, teaching is suspended during the Winter Solstice Festival. 11. (In Shanxi, workers are suspended during the Mid-Autumn Festival, and teachers are invited to a banquet during the Winter Solstice) 12. During the Mid-Autumn Festival, it is a time to compete in the autumn.

(Western Hubei·Tujia) 13. Touching Autumn in August, picking pomelos and holding melons is not considered stealing. 14. Touching Autumn: It is customary to pick fruits reported lost in other people's fields on a moonlit night and it is not considered stealing.

According to popular belief, the Queen who gave birth to a child will descend to earth on this day, so if a married woman who has not given birth is not discovered, she will have a child early.

15. Mid-Autumn Festival remarks 16. The moon on August 15th - bright and bright 17. Eating moon cakes on August 15th - a festive delicacy 18. Doing happy events on August 15th - Reunion of people and the moon 19. August 10th

Giving birth to children on the fifth day of the lunar month - it’s time for the festival 20. Looking at the sweet-scented osmanthus on August 15th - the flowers are full and the moon is full 21. Eating rice cakes on the 15th of August - it’s still early 22. Looking at lanterns on the 15th of August - it’s half a year late. Mid-Autumn Festival proverbs

2 1) Eating rice cakes on August 15th - it’s still early 2) Celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival at Wangjiang Pavilion - first-come-first-serve near the water tower 3) Celebrating the New Year on August 15th - missing the solar terms 4) Eating mooncakes on August 15th -

—Festival delicacies 5) Wedding events on August 15th—Reunion of the People’s Month 6) Catching rabbits on August 15th—Celebrating the festival with you or without you 7) Giving birth to a child on August 15th—catching up

It’s the Mid-Autumn Festival 8) The weather during the Mid-Autumn Festival is neither cold nor hot 9) The moon chases the sun--it never meets 10) The Mid-Autumn Festival has passed by leap eight months--the reunion has passed and the reunion has passed Proverbs of the Mid-Autumn Festival 3 1.

If you are not full in winter and not full in summer, you will be full on August 15th.

2. The Winter Solstice Festival is suspended on August 15th. 3. Come to the Mid-Autumn Festival and compete in autumn. 4. Return to Hong Kong in May to build dragon boats. In June, you will have money to harvest crops. In July, you will burn paper. During the Bon Festival, in August, you will make money to buy cakes and enjoy the Mid-Autumn Festival.

5. July 15th Ghost Festival, August 15th People’s Day 6. In August and 15th, the plate is full of pumpkins, fruits and pomegranates 7. Men don’t worship the moon and women don’t worship the stove 8. If you mess up the mooncakes, your father-in-law will die 9. August

Touching the autumn, picking pomelos and hugging melons is not considered stealing. 10. Chinese people are especially happy when happy events happen, and it is especially bright when the moon comes to the Mid-Autumn Festival.

11. Sheng and song are played in several places to keep the bright moonlight, and thousands of families are playing flute and pipe music during the Mid-Autumn Festival.

12. The ground is half as good as autumn, and the window contains a bright moon that is very full.

Proverbs about the Mid-Autumn Festival.

13. Tonight is the end of the year, tomorrow is the beginning of the year, and every year is the end of the year.

The moon is full in the sky, the moon is half in the world, and the moon is full and half in the world.