The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival, is a cherished holiday in Chinese culture. Celebrated on the 15th day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, it’s a time for families to come together, admire the full moon, and enjoy delicious foods. (For more activities people celebrate this special day, read here. […]
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Every autumn, Chinese people celebrate a very special day, Mid-Autumn Festival. It is always the 15th day of August according to Chinese calendar. Usually it falls in September or October. Do you know how people have Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival celebration? On every 15th of each month based on the Chinese calendar, the moon is round.
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How time flies, tomorrow arrives again the Chinese mid autumn festival, the time for families to get together. Moon cakes will look the same, but probably taste different for those who live far away from home. But the moon will be round everywhere in the world, so at least we can send our yearning via
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Again, here comes the day for Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival, a day for family to get together , eating moon cakes and grapes as well as enjoying the full moon. Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! To understand more about the festival, please read this post. There is a beautiful song “Wishing We Last Forever” you might also want
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