Festive China: Mid-Autumn Festival
By: 文一 (ChinaDailyApp)
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Festive China: Mid-Autumn Festival
The 15th day of the eighth lunar month is the Mid-Autumn Festival, a celebration that focuses on the moon. From ancient times, it has been customary for Chinese to reunite with family members and enjoy a sweet mooncake while observing the beautiful moon.
Watch this episode of Festive China to find out more.
Festive China is a series of short clips focusing on traditional Chinese festivals and festivities, the cultural connotations of traditional holidays, their development and changes, and how they manifest in today's China.
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Today is the day for eating those delicious mooncakes. I look forward to it all year long, and I will make sure I look at the moon tonight (if it isn't cloudy or raining) to try to see Chang'e who had flown to the moon many centuries ago. To learn the legend, open this link:
LINK -> The Story of Chang’e and Houyi: 2 Versions You Don't Know
It's okay. I really don't give a shit about Christmas either.
Americans being fascinated with China is a niche audience Buzz. On a small forum like this it is going to be hit and miss. If I started posting a lot of pictures of museums or festivals in Ireland I doubt they would get many comments here either.
I'm not going to stop posting articles on different topics in the hope of drawing more new members who are not limited to interest in American politics.
Your articles on other topics get some comments.
People in America dont care about China any more than they care about India or Finland. I dont know why that is so hard for you to understand. Oh wait, you live in China.
Well, who knows, there may be some people around with broad horizons.