๐Chasing the Moon: Mid-Autumn Festival ไธญ็ง่ /ไธญ็ง่ๅๅฒ
We will delve into the fascinating world of the Mid-Autumn Festival, exploring its customs, stories, and its enduring allure for people around the world.
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The Mid-Autumn Festival began in the （Song Dynasty） and has a history of more than 1,000 years in China. The moon plays the role of a symbol of family reunion, happiness, and harvest during this festival.
This fascinating festival has a special place in Chinese culture, with rich traditions and fascinating legends.
1. Date of Mid-Autumn Festival
The Mid-Autumn Festival falls every year on August 15 in the lunar calendar, the day when the moon is at its fullest, and this year’s Mid-Autumn Festival is on September 23 in the solar calendar, three days later.
Feelings: As a Chinese, I still feel a little uncomfortable when I am not in my hometown on such a special day.
2. Origin of the Mid-Autumn Festival:
-Ancient harvest festivals: The Mid-Autumn Festival is associated with ancient Chinese harvest festivals, which originated from the joy of a good harvest and people’s gratitude for nature’s bountiful gifts.
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