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We will be on Mid-Autumn Festival holiday tomorrow
We will be on Mid-Autumn Festival holiday tomorrow

 

Hi, every one who come to our website. We will be on mid-autumn festical holiday tomorrow. We have to back to home with my family to celebrate this big holiday. So anys question about our machine, please send me email to sales02@cutcnccam.com. Anything urgent, call me at below mobile number: 0086-135 4935 4183.
 
 
If you want know more about this holiday, please read below article: 
 
Mid-Autumn Festival is traditionally celebrated on the fifteenth day of the eighth lunisolar month (see Mid-Autumn Festival Dates), which is in September or October. 
 
The festival is the second most important festival after the Spring Festival to Chinese people. Every year, when the festival comes people go home from every corner of the country and the world to meet their family and have dinner with them, admire the full moon and eat mooncakes.
 
Chinese people believe a full moon is a symbol of peace, prosperity, and family reunion. On Mid-Autumn Festival night the moon is supposed to be the brightest and fullest, which is why the festival is also known as the Moon Festival.
 
 
The Mid-Autumn Day is on the August 15th of the lunar calendar. The fifteenth of each month in the lunar calendar is the day of the full moon.
 
Mid-Autumn Day falls during the autumn equinox. During this time, the days are especially bright and crisp and the sky is very clear, which makes it the perfect time to appreciate the moon’s beauty.
 
The Chinese people, especially the poets, have a special emotion for the moon. The affections they hold may surpass those of any other nations in the world, forming a special moon sentiment. The sight of the moon can affect their emotions, and arouse their hopes and dreams for the future. The full moon on the Mid-Autumn Day reminds people of their families and triggers their longing for a family reunion.
 
It is for sure a time for people to come home to see their parents and relatives. And those who can not make it home would call to send a regards. During this full moon holiday, sacrificial offerings and moon-gazing are essential customs.
 
On the night of the Mid-Autumn Day, people have fruits and moon cakes, the most round food is offered to the moon, while the rest is for the family to enjoy as they appreciate the moon’s beauty. Originally the moon cake was used only for sacrificial offerings during the Moon Ceremony. Later it gradually became a symbolic food of the Moon Festival.
 
It resembles the full moon on the night of the Mid-Autumn Day, representing reunion.
After the entire family offers a sacrificial slice to the moon, they cut the rest in slices on the number of members of the family, including those family members who did not make it to the gathering. The first slice of the moon cake must be given to the most elderly of the family.
 
Like the other Chinese holidays, the Mid-Autumn Day has its own stories. Among them “Chang’E and the Moon” is the most well known. There lived a beautiful goddess named Chang’E in a very beautiful but cold palace on the moon. In the palace, a jade hare accompanies her. And outside the palace, there was a sweet-scented osmanthus tree and a lumberjack called Wu Gang. If you look carefully at the moon on the mid autumn night, you might see the shadows of the figures in the story!
 
Besides sacrificial offerings and moon appreciation, different parts of China have different customs and activities for this festival. In the north, there is a toy called “the rabbit master” which is popular among children. It is an adaptation of the jade hare on the moon.
 
In the South China, people hollow out the pomelo to make exquisite lanterns. They light candles inside to make a favorite mid-autumn season toy. In Guangdong and Hong Kong, people attend performances of mid-autumn dance “Fire Dragon”. Incenses are lit and inserted along the fire dragon’s body to symbolize longevity, and to radiate brightness in the dark night.
 
In Zhejiang, besides watching the moon on the Mid-Autumn Day, people also watch the annual natural spectacle caused by the gravity of the moon, —“Qiantang River Tide”.
For some minority groups in China, the Mid-Autumn Day is a time for the youths to flirt by singing songs to each other. 
 
May the people live forever, and share the moon shine across vast distances together.
 
happy familly
 

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Pub Time : 2013-09-18 16:03:21 >> News list
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