Even the most popular one, the story of Hou Yi and Chang E, has different versions. With more than 3,000 years of history, there are different takes on the origin of this festival. It is also a festival for farmers to celebrate their harvest. Members of the family gather together for a reunion dinner and to appreciate the moon while eating moon cakes of various flavors. It falls on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month when the moon is believed to be the fullest and roundest. The Moon Festival, also called the Mid-Autumn Festival or Mid-Autumn Day, is second in importance only to the Spring Festival. Travel tips: Best to avoid Mid-Autumn Festival, if it is added to the number of days of the National Day holiday, it is a crowded time period.Holiday: Mid-Autumn Festival is usually a 3-day holiday, if you add the weekend, it will be about 5 days, and if you add the National Day, it will be 7-10 days.Activities: worshiping the moon, admiring the moon, etc.When: end of September beginning of October.王杰 – 一场游戏一场梦 Wang Jie – Dave Wong – Yi chang you xi yi chang meng A game a dream: song, lyrics, pinyin, English translation, biography of Wang Jie, and quotes about games.小酒窝 xiao jiu wo Small Dimples 林俊杰 JJ Lin lyrics, pinyin, English translation.20 Famous and wise Chinese proverbs ( 谚语 yanyu), sayings and quotes: Chinese, pinyin, English translation and Standing still – Jewel (lyrics).The best known Buddhist scripture 般若波罗蜜多心经 Bo re bo luo mi duo xin jing The Heart Sutra of Prajna Paramita: pinyin, English translation.北京欢迎你 – Bei jing huan ying ni – Beijing welcomes you: Chinese lyrics, pinyin, English translation, singers’ names, Beijing Olympics song, Beijing food and Beijing travel guide.
小苹果 Xiao pingguo Little apple 筷子兄弟 Kuaizi xiongdi Chopstick brothers: lyrics, pinyin and English translation.Other readers were reading: popular posts of last 24 hours.你 (pronoun, you) 去 (verb, go) 看 一 看 (看 verb, look or see, 看 一 看 means look or take a look) , You go look (at it = the feeling I have for you) 你 (pronoun, you) 去 (verb, go) 想 一 想 (想 verb, think, 想 一 想 also means think or think a bit) , You go think (about it= the feeling I have for you), 教 (verb, make) 我 (pronoun, I or me) 思念 (verb, miss or think) 到 (till) 如今 (noun phrase, now)。 深深 (adjective phrase, deep) 的 (connecting particle to connect attributive and the noun it modifies) 一 (number, one) 段 (noun, segment) 情 (noun, feeling), 已经 (adverb, already) 打动 (verb phrase, move or touch) 我的 (possessive pronoun, my) 心 (noun, heart)。 轻轻 (adjective phrase, soft) 的 (connecting particle to connect attributive and the noun it modifies) 一 (number, one) 个 (general measure word) 吻 (noun, kiss), 我的 (possessive pronoun, my) 爱 (noun, love) 不 (negate word, not) 变 (verb, change)， 我的 (possessive pronoun, my) 情 (noun, feeling) 不(negate word, not) 移 (verb, move, change) ， 月亮 (noun phrase, moon) 代表 (verb phrase, represent) 我的 (possessive pronoun, my) 心 (noun, hear)。 我的 (possessive pronoun, my) 爱 (noun, love) 也 (adverb, also) 真 (adjective, true, real)， 我的 (possessive pronoun, my) 情 (noun, feeling) 也 (adverb, also) 真 (adjective, true, real)
我 (pronoun, I)爱(verb, love) 你(pronoun, you) 有 (verb, have) 几 ( how many) 分 (percent, a bit)？ 你 (pronoun, you) 问 (verb, ask) 我 (pronoun, I) 爱 (verb, love) 你(pronoun, you) 有 (verb, have) 多 (adverb, how much) 深(adjective, deep), Generally speaking, eating moon cakes, enjoying the moon and lighting up lanterns are common traditions on the festival.įor more info about Mid-Autumn Festival, see a post I made before: Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival: origin, mooncakes, Chang Er legend, 月亮代表我的心yue liang dai biao wo de xin (the Moon Represents My Heart) song by Teresa Teng and moon quotes too It dates back thousands of years and the modern-day festive customs were gradually formed over the years. The festival is also a time to celebrate a good autumn harvest. The origin of the Mid-Autumn Festival derived from the tradition of worshiping the Goddess of Moon.
Those unable to get home to join the get-together miss their family even more on the festival. As such, the Mid-Autumn Festival is a time for family reunion. The moon on the night of the 15th day of lunar August is believed to be fuller and brighter than in other months. It is the most important festival after the Chinese Lunar New Year. The 15th day of every 8th lunar month is the traditional Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival.
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