Mid-Autumn Festival

On August 15th of the lunar calendar, it is the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival in China and the second largest traditional festival in China after the Spring Festival. August 15 is just in the middle of the fall, so it is called Mid-Autumn Festival. China's ancient calendar is in the middle of the autumn in August, called "mid-autumn", so the Mid-Autumn Festival is also called "Zhongqiu Festival."

On the Mid-Autumn Festival night, I looked up at the sky and saw a round of the moon, but it was not a round of a bright moon that we often said. There are layers of clear clouds in the sky, like smoke and fog, misty in the moonlight.

Tonight, we put fruit and moon cakes on the balcony, and the family came to enjoy the moon.

The moon tonight is exceptionally round, making everyone happy.

"Looking at the moon, looking down on my hometown." This sentence reminds me of the hustle and bustle of Hainan. Looking at this bright moonlight, I don't know if you are thinking about my little granddaughter in Hainan. Hey.

I went to take a bench and sat on the balcony, looking at the moon. Suddenly, it seems that there is a lingering gentleness in the eyes of the jade rabbit, his eyes full of sorrow, as if he is missing the back of the world.

The moonlight of the Mid-Autumn Festival is the most beautiful and round, and she is noble and proud. It is unavoidable to appreciate the moonlight of the Mid-Autumn Festival. Sitting quietly under the moon, using the mind to talk to the moon, feeling the infinite care of the laurel under the laurel tree, listening to the sweet and sour taste of the moon rabbit in the Guanghan Palace.

The second day: the eighth class Guo Jiarui