Mid-Autumn Festival

August 15 is the Mid-Autumn Festival, so it is called Mid-Autumn Festival or Mid-Autumn Festival. The moon on August 15 is even more round than the full moons of other months. It is bright, so it is also called "Moon Festival" and "August Festival." On the eve of the Mid-Autumn Festival, people are reunited with their families as much as possible, taking the meaning of the double circle of the moon. On August 15th, it is called the "Reunion Festival".

I am enjoying the moon on the balcony with my family. The moon that had just risen poured out a clear glow, and the moon was bright, slowly and slowly turned white. The moonlight was quietly sprinkled on the ground, and the whole world was covered with a layer of silver light, and the town was shrouded in thin silver yarn. The moon passed through the clouds, sprinkling the radiance on the road, and the road seemed to be paved with silver. It also reflected the moonlight on the water, and the wind blew at night, and the river was sparkling.

The moon is like a shy little girl, hiding in the clouds for a while, and then discovering a cute little head from the clouds, immersing the earth in a dreamy silver-gray. Looking at the moon, I can't help but remind me of the story of the moon and the moon. People are commemorating the singularity of August 15th as the Mid-Autumn Festival for people to look forward to reunion. It reminds me of a famous poem of the poems: the moonlight in front of the bed, suspected to be frost on the ground. Looking up at the moon, looking down at hometown. This poem shows the feelings of the poet Li Bai who missed his hometown. From time to time, I remembered that the soldiers stationed in the frontier could not reunite with their families during the Mid-Autumn Festival.

In the Song Dynasty, the folk Mid-Autumn Festival was more prosperous. According to "Tokyo Dreams Record", there is such a description of the Northern Song Dynasty's appreciation of the moon in Kyoto. "The Mid-Autumn Festival, the home is decorated with Taiwanese ceremonies, the folks compete for the restaurant, play the moon, and hear the thousands of miles, and I will sit even to Xiao." "Newly edited by Drunkards" records: "Children of the Allures are not allowed to go to the Twelve and Three by themselves. They are all dressed in adult costumes. They go to the building or worship the moon in the atrium. Gao Pei Xiangui; the woman is willing to look like a sly, round like a moon."

Fourth grade: Fu Jianyu