Mid-Autumn Festival

August 15 is one of the most important festivals of the Chinese nation - Mid-Autumn Festival. On that day, people eat moon cakes, enjoy the moon, and some places have lanterns, very lively

The reason for calling this day the Mid-Autumn Festival is that August is the second month of autumn, and it is called Zhongqiu in ancient times. Because it is in the middle of autumn and mid-August, it is called the Mid-Autumn Festival.

On the eve of the Mid-Autumn Festival, friends and relatives gave each other gifts with moon cakes, because moon cakes symbolize reunion. Mooncake styles are also full of variety: pineapple flavor, red dates, orange, and my favorite snowy mooncake...

On the Mid-Autumn Festival, people bought all kinds of things except moon cakes, most of them were eaten. In the evening, the family was eating a reunion dinner, looking at the dark sky, and looking forward to the moon coming out early.

In the evening, the moon came out like a big disc. At this time, the family moved the tables, chairs and tea sets to the balcony, and all kinds of moon cakes were taken out together. Everyone looked at the bright moon and remembered the relatives who could not go home in the field; some people raised their glasses in the moonlight and set off their good wishes; the fireworks rose and bloomed in the night sky!

Mid-Autumn Festival is the day of our family's joy, the day we miss our loved ones, and it is our indelible day.

Second grade: Huang Wenzi