【文章內(nèi)容簡(jiǎn)介】 not even the shadow of the stars. The sky was empty, only dark, not other colors. We were a little disappointed. But after a while, I saw a hazy light in the sky and some stars. I think: the stars are out, then the moon will e out. I looked at the sky, slowly there was a ray of light, curved, and soon turned into a boat。 Finally, it turned into a big round plate. Ah, the moon is out! The round moon shines its bright light on the earth in the sky. The silver light of the moon shines on the tree. The tree looks like wearing a white gauze and shines on the flowers. The flowers are like a mirror, reflecting the light on my face. Looking at the moon, what seems to be on it? Oh, that may be the legendary taxi Chang’e and the jade rabbit, looking at the bright earth. Soon, the moon disappeared. What is it? Slowly, the thing floated away. Looking through the moonlight, it was a cloud. It turns out that there are clouds at night. At this time, I found that the ants on the ground did not move, as if they were also looking at the moon. How charming the moon is! My mother told me: because people can live a perfect life, so people should look at the moon and make a wish. So I may have a wish: I hope every day can be perfect.　　The moon is so mysterious! It’s round, beautiful and bright. I’ll definitely enjoy the moon again next time.　　According to the records of the West Lake tour in the Ming Dynasty, August 15 is called the Mid Autumn Festival, and the folk leave it with moon cakes, taking the meaning of reunion. It is the evening when people have swallows to enjoy the moon, or take doze Lake boats, and travel along it until dawn. On the Su Causeway, singing together is no different from the day.　　Why is the Mid Autumn Moon twice as bright as usual? According to the analysis of modern meteorological science, the Mid Autumn Festival is mostly controlled by the highpressure weather system. The atmosphere is stable, with less particles, dust and impurities in the air. The visual range is good, and the autumn is high and crisp. Therefore, the moonlight is exceptionally bright.　　Speaking of Chinese traditional festivals, I believe you must e with your mouth open, such as the Spring Festival, the Lantern Festival, the Dragon Boat Festival, etc., but today I want to talk about the Mid Autumn Festival, which is full in August, October and may.　　Everyone must be familiar with the Mid Autumn Festival. So, do you know it? If you want to know, e with me. Let’s talk about the origin of the Mid Autumn Festival first. Some people say that the Mid Autumn Festival is a festival to memorate Chang’e, but today I want to talk about its true origin. The Mid Autumn Festival has a long history. Like other traditional festivals, it is also slowly developed. Ancient emperors had the ritual system of offering sacrifices to the sun in spring and the moon in autumn. As early as in the book “Zhou Li”, the word “Mid Autumn Festival” has been recorded. Later, nobles and scholars also followed suit. In the Mid Autumn Festival, they looked at the bright and round moon in the sky, watched and worshipped, and reposed their feelings. This custom spread to the people and formed a traditional activity. It was not until the Tang Dynasty that people paid more attention to this custom of offering sacrifices to the moon that the mid autumn festival became a fixed festival. The “Mid Autumn Festival on August 15” was recorded in the records of Emperor Taizong in the book of Tang. This festival was popular in the Song Dynasty. By the Ming and Qing Dynasties, it was as famous as new year’s day and became one of the main festivals in China.　　Now, everyone knows the origin of the Mid Autumn Festival. Next, I want to tell you about the customs and legends of the Mid Autumn Festival. Let’s talk about customs first. The Mid Autumn Festival has customs such as appreciating the moon, eating moon cakes, appreciating osmanthus flowers, and drinking osmanthus wine. I also have an interesting little legend about the Mid Autumn Festival. The legend is like this: in ancient times, Hou Yi shot the sun and performed meritorious deeds, and the mother of the West King rewarded fairy medicine. On August 15, Hou Yi took people hunting. His disciple Simon went to his house to steal medicine. In order to protect the medicine, his wife Chang’e swallowed it. Chang’e, who ate the magic medicine, flew into the sky uncontrollably. Hou Yi, who was late, only saw Chang’e, who was about to disappear. In memory of the kindhearted Chang’e, later generations designated this day as the Mid Autumn Festival.　　Ah! Mid Autumn Festival, I love your colorful legends, your white, shiny, round moon, and your interesting customs... How many poets have met you, written poems handed down through the ages, and how many people have praised you as a beautiful festival... To me, you are an auspicious day, a wonderful day, and a day of reunion. You are my favorite day!　　The Mid Autumn Festival is ing. Every August 15th of the lunar calendar is a traditional Mid Autumn Festival in China. On this day, every family will eat moon cak