Thoughts on the Mid-Autumn Festival

"The flowers and the moon are full and people are reunited; the wind and the moon are enjoyed by the whole family." Flowering well and full moon means beautiful and complete. In this Mid-Autumn Festival meaning but not the same.

First of all, it comes after the festive atmosphere of the 63rd anniversary of the founding of the country, with heaven and earth celebrating together.

Secondly, the moon on this Mid-Autumn Festival is small but high, so that those who enjoy the moon, tilting their heads to look at it, make the moon even higher. The moon is as full as a mirror, in the moonlight, we may be in the courtyard viewers of the bright moon; may be and family reunion, at the big round table to eat a reunion dinner; maybe you are in front of the TV, and family members eating moon cakes, but all of this modern people's way, and the ancients are very different.

Ancient poets looked up at the sky on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival and sighed a few words from time to time. The ancients were very imaginative, and they gave the moon many beautiful legends, from the toad in the moon to the Jade Rabbit pounding medicine, from Wu Gang lopping off the laurel to Chang'e running to the moon, and these stories one after another made the moon, and the Guanghan Palace, more vibrant. The Chinese character "月", which represents not only the moon, but also everyone's favorite mooncake, is used to describe the mooncake, which was made into a lotus flower. Mooncakes ancient people to be made into a lotus-shaped, but also must eat seasonal fruits, such as watermelon, apples, plums ...... and watermelon must also be cut into a lotus shape. It shows that the ancients also sent a kind of reunion to the moon and confided in the moon ......

The Mid-Autumn Festival also represents China's ever-changing development. We don't start with anything else, let's start with the wine that is indispensable on the table at the Mid-Autumn Festival! There is an old Chinese saying that "no banquet without wine". Before when I was a child, I clearly remember, my father in addition to major festivals, buy are two pots of white wine, and now a variety of state banquet wine have been served on the table of the people. China's thirty years of thriving development has made it possible for ordinary people's families to live very comfortably during various festivals.

Not only do Chinese people eat mooncakes on their own Mid-Autumn festivals, even foreign friends have followed suit with Chinese mooncakes. Nowadays, mooncakes range in price from more than ten dollars high to several hundred dollars. It turns out that foreigners also like to eat moon cakes. The Chang'e in the Guanghan Palace overhead may be dancing in the Guilin Forest, and people on the ground are eating mooncakes in the Mid-Autumn Festival when the osmanthus blossoms are in full bloom. But on this Mid-Autumn night of flowers and moon, loved ones should be reunited with each other.

The annual Mid-Autumn Festival comes to us with light steps. The Mid-Autumn Festival is my favorite festival. The origin of the Mid-Autumn Festival The 15th day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar is the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival in China, which is also the second largest traditional festival in China after the Spring Festival. It is also known as the Mid-Autumn Festival, the Festival of Reunion, the August Festival, etc. It is a traditional festival of the Han Chinese and most of the ethnic minorities in China, and is also popular in neighboring countries such as North Korea, Japan and Vietnam.

Because of the fall of the seven, eight, nine months (refers to the lunar calendar), August is in the middle, and the thirty days of August, but also the fifteenth is in the middle, so it is called the Mid-Autumn Festival. This is also known as the Mid-Autumn Festival, because the moon is in the sky on this night, and people often reunite their families on this night, so it is also known as the Reunion Festival.

The Mid-Autumn Festival is a wonderful, peaceful night. Families gather together to savor mooncakes and fruits and enjoy the joy of family life. "It is human nature for everyone to want to have a family reunion during the Mid-Autumn Festival, but it is not always possible for everyone to do so. My father is a TV newscaster, and because he is busy with his work, he can't spend several Mid-Autumn festivals with us. When I think of this, I can't help but think of Su Shi's "Song of Water": "Wish for a long time, thousands of miles of **** Chan Juan." The moon was shyly covered with layers of veils, and only after a long time did it gently lift its veil, gradually revealing its glowing face. I carefully look up at the moon, the heart of the distant moon sky is full of infinite reverie