The Chinese traditional festival:Chinese Mid-autumn Festival is approaching.

People all over the country are busy with preparing for it.

Celebrated on 15th day of August inthe eighth month in the Chinese lunar calendar, it is the most popular festival next to the Spring Festival.

'August' specifically means the 8th month in the Gregorian calendar, not just the 8th month in any calendar.

I would like to introduce you how to celebrate typical Chinesteach you how we typically celebrate the Mid-autumn Festival.

When it comes to the Mid-autumn Festival, people will think of mooncakes immediately spring to mind.

Replaced with a common idiom

Mooncakes, which are shaped like the full moon, are filled with a variety of stuffings such as nuts, meat, and anything else you like.

We believe that the round shape of mooncakes represents family reunion for, as all family members should come back as moon go backhome just as the moon becomes round again that day.

In addition, Mid-autumn Festival falls oin the middle of autumn, so it also marks the harvest of the yearseason.

We prefer buying some hairy and yellowwhite wines.

Hairy? 就是毛茸茸的意思哈哈哈

Crab is also usually eaten. You can cook the crab in various ways like, such as steaming crabs, soaking crabs intoin liquor, or fried themying.

Besides tasty food, admirgazing at the moon is an essential activity, as well as watching the moon's reflection in the lake.

'Gazing' is commonly used in words like stargazing, which this is analogous to.

If you are interested in these acparticipating in the festivities, you can find some Chinese cuisinrecipes and give it a try!