How to write Mid-Autumn Festival in English?

The Mid-Yuan Festival, commonly known as Ghost Festival, is called the Bonihara Festival by Buddhism in July and a half. Let's see how to say Halloween in English. "Mid-Autumn Festival" is simply translated as "Hungry Ghost Festival". If we think this translation is too scary, we can also say "Ghost Festival".

When we introduce foreigners, we can introduce them first:

Ghost Festival is one of the traditional festivals in China.

"Ghost Festival is one of the traditional festivals in China."

"Just like American Halloween."

"Just like Halloween is an American holiday."

Then we need to introduce when Ghost Festival is:

"This festival usually falls on the sixth day of the seventh lunar month, which is 438+05."

"This festival usually falls on the fifth day of the seventh lunar month."

What is the meaning of Halloween? We can say:

"The reason why China people celebrate this festival is to commemorate the dead members of their families and mourn the dead."

"The reason why China people celebrate this festival is to remember the lost family and pay tribute to them."

How should we mourn the loss of our loved ones? We can say:

"Family members pray for their dead relatives and provide them with food and drinks by burning paper."

"Family members prayed to their deceased relatives, provided food and drinks, and burned incense paper."

Since ancient times, people in China have believed that dead relatives will exist in another form. This is also the reason why "respecting the dead for a living" came into being.