Mid-Autumn Festival

Today is the Mid-Autumn Festival. After dinner, I went to the top floor with my family to enjoy the moon.

As night falls, a round of moon rises, and the silver moonlight reflects a few feathery light clouds. I sat down with my family and ate a mooncake while chatting about it. It felt wonderful. I remembered the "Daily Discretionary" written by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty poet, and shouted loudly: "There is a pot of wine between the flowers, and there is no blind date. The toast is invited to the moon, and the shadow is just three." Fall, applause. Everyone is greatly appreciative of my performance.

Grandpa told me that the moon is the most popular custom from ancient times to the present, and the Mid-Autumn Festival is a festival in the Tang Dynasty. From the moon to the Mid-Autumn Festival, the ancients see the full moon, and naturally think of family reunion. The Mid-Autumn Festival is a family-style event and a gathering of friends and family. Mid-Autumn Festival night, in the moonlight garden, roof or open public places, put delicious moon cakes or seasonal fruits, brew a pot of good tea, enjoy the moonside tea, chat and talk about the old, not too happy. I picked up the teacup and said, let us raise a glass together, look to the future, cheers!

I looked up at the fifteenth moon, like a snowball, set in the dark blue sky of the ink blue, which is particularly clean and tidy. This Mid-Autumn Festival, I not only tasted delicious moon cakes, but also learned about the origin of the Mid-Autumn Festival. I am very happy.

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