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1。我的家人聚集 在一起庆祝中秋节。

wo de jiaren juji zai yiqi qingzhu zhongqiu jie

2。现在，我们一面 吃 月饼 一面 喝茶。

xianzai, wo men yi mian chi yue bing yi mian he cha.

3。弟弟和妹妹在家外提灯笼。

didi he mei mei zai jia wai ti denglong.

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农历八月十五是 中国肑传纨节日中秋节。<

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农历八月十五是 中国肑传纨节日中秋节。
孩子做彩色灯笼。
在中秋节期间，大家都很开心。

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人们爱吃月饼和月亮。

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1。我和家人在家外面吃月饼。 <

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1。我和家人在家外面吃月饼。
wo he jiaren zai jia waimian chi yuebing
2。 我们在奶奶的家庆祝中秋节。
women zai nainai de jia qingzhu
3。几晚月亮最大、最亮、最圆的一天。
jiwan, yueliang zuida, zuiliang, zuiyuan de yitian.

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谢谢你们，你们很棒哦！

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The Mid-Autumn Festival falls on the 15th day of China's 8th lunar month, traditionally China's harvest time. Every home prepares various foods to celebrate the festival. The most popular Mid-Autumn Festival foods include mooncakes, pumpkin, river snails, duck, and hairy crabs. Each of them has a symbolic meaning.

1. Mooncake - the Must-Eat Food

Mooncake remains the most popular and important food eaten during Mid-Autumn Festival. Its round shape, like the full moon, symbolizes family reunion. On the night of the festival, all families share mooncakes when they admire the moon.

Mooncakes used to be made at home, but very few people make them at home nowadays. They are only manufactured and available in bulk around this time of year, so don't miss this once-a-year treat.

Each region has its own version with different types of crusts and fillings. Get to know more about Mooncakes - Symbols, Flavors, Regional Varieties, and How to Eat Mooncakes.

2. Duck - Related to a Folk Tale

Many places in China have the custom of eating duck during the Mid-Autumn festival. It is not only because of the health benefits of duck but also an old folk tale.

In the middle of the 14th century, the Han people decided to fight against the brutal Mongolians who were called Dazi (鞑子 Dázǐ), which sounds like 'duck' (鸭子 yāzǐ) in a local Northern dialect. So, 'eat ducks' was a code phrase used for a secret mission against the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty that happened to occur at Mid-Autumn Festival 1368, when the Yuan were overthrown.

Since then, eating duck at Mid-Autumn Festival has become a custom in many places. Popular duck dishes are braised duck with taro, sour plum duck, and roasted braised duck.

3. Hairy Crab - a Seasonal Festival Delicacy

Fall is the best time to eat hairy crabs. So, it is a special seasonal delicacy for the Mid-Autumn festival, a highlight of Mid-Autumn Festival reunion dinners, especially around Shanghai.

4. Taro - Bringing Good Luck

'Taro' in a local southern dialect sounds like 'the coming of good fortune'. Eating taro during Mid-Autumn Festival is believed to dispel bad luck and bring good luck and wealth. The tradition began during the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).

5. Lotus Roots - Symbolizing Strong Family Bonds

Lotus root is an auspicious food due to its name and texture. Its Chinese name, 莲藕, means 'togetherness' (连 lián) and a 'pair' (偶ǒu). Its delicate fibrous threads symbolize the strong bonds of families.

It can be deep-fried, stir-fried, or stuffed with meats in two slices like a sandwich.

6. Pumpkins - Bringing Good Health

The tradition of eating pumpkins during the festival is followed by people living in the 'South of the Yangtze River' area. Why eat pumpkins at Mid-Autumn Festival? The origin isn't exactly clear...

Some believe that it was due to poor families making do with pumpkin (cakes) during Mid-Autumn Festival in ancient times, as they couldn't afford mooncakes. Others believed that eating pumpkin can bring good health, which is related to a legend:

An interesting legend has it that an old couple were seriously sick for lack of food. One day their daughter brought a pumpkin home and cooked it to serve to her dying parents. Surprisingly, her sick parents recovered after eating it.

7. River Snails - Assuring a Good Harvest

Traditionally, river snails are an indispensable food for a Mid-Autumn Festival dinner for people in Guangzhou and Hong Kong. Eating river snails during Mid-Autumn Festival is believed to assure a good harvest, drive away bad luck, as well as bring about health benefits, such as brightening the eyes.

River snails are usually cooked with medicinal herbs to dispel their unpleasant odor.

8. Osmanthus Wine - For a Happy Life

Drinking wine fermented with osmanthus flowers has a long history in China. Chinese people began to drink such wine over 2,000 years ago. This wine may be a tradition because the Mid-Autumn festival occurs when osmanthus flowers are in full bloom. Drinking the wine signifies family reunions and happy life.

9. Pomelos - Signifying Reunion

Its Chinese, 'pomelo' (柚子 youzi) sounds like 游子, which means 'family members away from home'. Eating pomelo at Mid-Autumn Festival symbolizes the return of family members away from home and a family reunion.

10. Pomegranates - A Symbol of Fertility

Fall is the season for pomegranates. This beautiful red fruit with hundreds of seeds inside is a symbol of fertility and abundance in Chinese culture. Eating pomegranates at the mooncake festival is believed to attract luck and fertility for the family.

11. Watermelons - Fertility and Reunion

Just like pomegranates, watermelons are essential for Mid-Autumn due to their seeds, which symbolize fertility, and their round shape, representing a family's reunion.

12. Pears - Invoking a Forever Reunion

'Pear' (梨 lí) is a homophone for 'separate' (离 lí) in Chinese. It is usually considered an unlucky food, and Chinese people avoid eating it during festivals, except for at Mid-Autumn Festival. Eating pears at that festival means to 'eat off the separation', invoking a forever reunion.

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Revealed!12 Most Popular Foods on Mid-Autumn Festival Day You Should Eat and Why

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The top 12 foods/dishes for China's Mid-Autumn Festival include mooncakes, pumpkin, snails, taro, wine, duck, and hairy crab.

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1）我 和 我 的 弟弟提灯笼。
2）全家人 在 一起 一面 吃 月饼。
3）人们 都 观赏 圆圆 的 月亮。
4）这是 一年 里 月亮 最大，最亮，最 圆 的 一天。
5）我 祝 家人 平 安 快乐。

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歌曲和电影

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Famous Movies and Songs about Mid-Autumn Festival

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List of some Chinese movies and songs about the Mid-Autumn Festival, such as Pandora's Box, Lost in Hong Kong and more.

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说出 五 个 与 中秋节 有关 的 句子

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说出 五 个 与 中秋节 有关 的 句子

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艾尹

1。在中秋节，丽娜和他的家人一块儿吃东西
zai zhongqiujie, Lina he tade jiaren yi kuair chi dongxi
Semasa perayaan kiuh bulan, lina dan keluarganya makan bersama sama.🍙

2。他们在家外吃月饼。
Tamen zai jiawai chi yuebing.
Mereka makan kuih bulan di luar rumah.🏘

3。妈妈给爷爷一杯奶茶。
Mama gei yeye yi bei naicha.
Ibu beri datuk secawan teh tarik.🍵

4。丽娜和他的家人觉得很高兴。
Lina he ta de jia ren juede hen gaoxing.
Lina dan keluarganya berasa sangat gembira.👨‍👩‍👧‍👦

5。他们一起一面聊天儿一面观赏圆圆的月亮。
Tamen yiqi yimiam liao tianr yimiam guanshang yuan yuan de     yueliang.
Mereka berbual  sambil mengahayati bulatnya bulan bersama sama.🌕

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1 .妹和弟弟一面唱歌一面提灯笼

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1 .妹和弟弟一面唱歌一面提灯
笼
2.他们一面吃月饼一面耳乡天儿

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1。中秋是花人的传统节日。
2。哈山的家人前面加，一面吃月饼，一面观赏月亮。
3。拉曼和丽莎前面加。
4。月饼是圆的，像圆圆的月亮。
5。中秋节，哈山的爸爸回家和家人团聚。

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1。人们都在这一天吃月饼，提灯笼。
2。中秋月饼是圆的。
3。全家人在一起一面吃月饼，一面观赏圆圆的月亮。
4。中秋节，弟弟 和 妹妹 提灯笼。
5。他们一面 吃月饼，一面赏月。

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1 他们一面吃月饼，一面聊天儿。
2 弟弟和妹妹一面唱歌，一面提灯笼。
3 我们一面吃月饼，一面观赏圆圆的月亮。
4 我和家人上格在家。
5 中秋节是华人的传统节日。

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一。 李娜 的 家人 很喜 中秋节 因为 她 可以 团圆 全家人。

二。 在 中秋节 的 晚上， 李娜 的 家人 观赏 月亮。

三。 李娜 和 弟弟 提 灯笼。

四。 李娜的妈妈 和 家人 聊天人。

五。 李娜的家人 吃 月饼 一面 王振 月亮。

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1。晚上，我和全家人一起在家很快乐。

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1。晚上，我和全家人一起在家很快乐。
2。我的弟弟和妹妹提灯笼。
3。今天，我的家人庆祝中秋节。
4。妈妈和爸爸很喜欢吃月饼。
5。我一面望着月亮一面吃月饼。

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一。 华人在一起满月之下 吃月饼。

二。 月饼很好吃。

三。 月亮的晚上很 亮。

四。 丽莎和阿里在提灯笼快快乐乐。

五。 妈妈在在把茶水倒进杯子给家人。