The Mid-Autumn Festival is coming.

Symbol of reunion, harbor of soul, emotional sustenance and cultural ties are the significance of Mid-Autumn Festival in modern China. I sorted out the essays about Mid-Autumn Festival. Welcome to appreciate and learn from them.

The Mid-Autumn Festival is here. Composition 1: Autumn, Mid-Autumn Festival is coming!

When I turned off the computer, I found that the mobile phone had been replaced by a paper wall with the words Mid-Autumn Festival written in the middle and colorful lights on both sides, showing the festive atmosphere. As a mountain gun, such a scene always risks the illusion of Chinese New Year in my mind. ...

In a hurry, the week-long training ended yesterday afternoon. Feeling a little tired, a group of bodies were transported by bus from Xinzhou to the door of the group company, and went their separate ways to find their mother. A colleague named Gan and I searched the community with our mobile phones and stayed in a small hotel waiting for today's trip. Just sitting on the bed ready to have a rest, the phone call from the department boss came. I said I wouldn't come. I have another assignment. I will refund my ticket tomorrow and find Zhao head office. Although I thought the task was a bit arduous, I couldn't waste the opportunity given by my boss, so I agreed to this job. Hung up the phone and suddenly remembered that Ding Jie said that her husband was also in Taiyuan. How about giving her a chance? In this line of work, going home has become a recognized luxury. Niu Ge said today that the Mid-Autumn Festival is only three days off, so if she sees her daughter-in-law, she will have to return once she is satisfied, and her tearful expression appears in a string. I said, be content, I got a smile! After contacting Ding Jie, I finally decided to take care of her sick father for a few more days!

Today, when I sent my colleague away, I crustily skin of head rushed to the company to report my arrival. Although I am from the company, the strangeness of entering the office building has risen from the soles of my feet to the top of my head. Fortunately, Brother Wen Ming was there, and he successfully found a foothold under his guidance. Thanks again!

In this way, the days in Taiyuan were extended from one week before the Mid-Autumn Festival to one week after the Mid-Autumn Festival. Beaver called and told me not to work overtime. It's so late, people are going to have a holiday. What are you doing stupid? I can only ha ha, I am a hadron, not somebody else! In fact, the Mid-Autumn Festival has nothing to do with me … I just want the full moon in the sky to send my thoughts and blessings to my dear ones!

Renmin North Road in front of the company was also noisy by speeding vehicles. A light passed through the window, quickly moved from the bedside to the corner of the door and disappeared. Maybe, maybe, maybe all the people who came back from other places for the holiday stayed up all night!

Good Night! I'm going to get a red envelope marked good night.

The Mid-Autumn Festival is here. Composition 2: Mid-Autumn Festival is here! The moon is round! Everyone's lights are bright and the surrounding environment is dark, but there are people everywhere. Laughter has already broken the lonely environment!

The Mid-Autumn Festival is the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, which is the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival in China and the second largest traditional festival in China after the Spring Festival. Also known as Mid-Autumn Festival, Reunion Festival and August Festival. It is a traditional festival of Han nationality and most ethnic minorities in China, and it is also popular in neighboring countries such as Korea, Japan and Vietnam.

Under the influence of this ancient tradition, China has always had such a custom that every family has a reunion dinner every Mid-Autumn Festival, which brings many relatives and friends together again today. This is a very exciting thing. This allows many people in other places to return to their warm homes and enjoy the warmth of their homes. Since ancient times, how many wanderers have been away all the year round, which often describes people's "joys and sorrows" and makes many people sad! In the Tang Dynasty, Li Bai's poem "Looking up, I found it was moonlight, and then sinking back, I suddenly remembered home" and so on, "He knows that the dew will be frost tonight, and the moonlight at home is so bright!" Written by Du Fu and written by Wang Anshi in the Song Dynasty, "Jiang Nanan is green in the spring breeze, when will the bright moon shine on me?" are all eternal songs! Don't many wanderers use months to express their deep affection for their hometown and their concern and yearning for their loved ones?

Moon cakes are also a symbol of reunion. Su Dongpo wrote in a poem: "A small cake is like chewing the moon, and there is pulp in it." In the Qing Dynasty, Yang Guang copied: "Mooncakes are full of peach meat, and ice cream is sweet with sucrose cream." It can be seen that the moon cakes at that time were already "cakes" and "moons" with certain significance. Maybe we eat moon cakes now to celebrate the joy of victory! It is also said that the Mid-Autumn Festival is a harvest season, and it is the joy and happiness for farmers to experience and enjoy the harvest! Mid-Autumn Festival is happy, symbolizing reunion and joy. Let's celebrate this meaningful Mid-Autumn Festival together! "come on

The Mid-Autumn Festival is coming: In addition to the Spring Festival, the Mid-Autumn Festival is also an important festival among the traditional festivals of the Chinese nation.

On the full moon night of August 15, the bright moon "shines in my hometown, shines on the border, you miss it in the quiet night, so do I …" What are people missing? I miss my relatives far away. Although "people have joys and sorrows, the moon has ups and downs", in any case, on August 15, people always hope to reunite with their distant relatives. This is the ancient tradition of China and the profound connotation of oriental culture, and no force can stop this kind of affection. Therefore, the Mid-Autumn Festival has become a festival symbolizing "family reunion".

In the watery moonlight, our family sat around the big round table and ate together. There are all kinds of dishes on the table. I picked up a hot piece of fat and chewed it slowly. It tastes great! I really haven't eaten such a delicious meal for a long time. Everyone ate enthusiastically and gradually became cheerful and toasted each other. "Brilliant, ancient and modern, Chinese and foreign, only the Mid-Autumn Festival", so this year is no exception. After dinner, we sat in the yard and enjoyed the moon together. There are many moon cakes in front of you. Take a bite, the sweet feeling is just like the feeling of being happy with my family today. "People are particularly happy when they are happy, and the moon is particularly bright in the Mid-Autumn Festival." Tonight's Moon and Peace Day are really different. Isn't it round to sit together like our family?

"On the fifteenth night of the first month, the sky was high and the clouds were light, and the stars and the moon were bright. The lanterns were actually put up in the six streets and three cities." Looking out from the yard, the lively scene in the market is even better than before, and the happy atmosphere brought by family reunion is everywhere.

However, I think of a poem by Wang Jian: "I don't know who will fall in the autumn tonight." Yes, just when people are reunited with their families, there must be people in other places who can't be reunited with their families, so I sent my best wishes for the full moon tonight, hoping not to be lonely. Don't be sad, look up at the bright moon, maybe your family is watching.

The Mid-Autumn Festival is here. The approach of Mid-Autumn Festival makes overseas Chinese all over the world busy and celebrate this traditional festival in their own unique way.

London Chinatown, once crowded and chaotic, has now become the most famous "China City" in Britain, attracting different tourists every day. This Mid-Autumn Festival, London Chinatown will be more lively. The Chinatown Chamber of Commerce in London, composed of Chinatown merchants, will hold Mid-Autumn Festival-related celebrations on September 18. In addition to the same stage performances as in previous years, this year also incorporates the elements of "Kung Fu". Chinatown will show China culture to the British in the form of "Kung Fu". Master Wen Xizhou from Zhenwu Yongchun will take a group of other disciples to demonstrate Wing Chun Kung Fu for tourists and teach China Kung Fu for free. In addition, there will be a lion dance celebration and a festival booth to present the festive atmosphere of traditional festivals in China to everyone.

At the same time, Chinese people all over the world are celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival in different ways. Old China City has held the Mid-Autumn Festival for many years, and will continue to hold it this year. This cultural festival is very popular, the scale is getting bigger and bigger, more and more businesses are participating, and the activities are becoming more and more diverse. Various cultural performances not only attracted Chinese families to participate, but also many families from other ethnic groups came to join in. In addition to cultural performances, participants can also taste all kinds of moon cakes, which is regarded as a feast for the eyes and a delicious meal.

In Singapore, the Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival "Celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival in Binhai Garden" has been held for four consecutive years and will be held in Binhai Bay Garden. It is understood that this year's theme is "Moon Painting", and seven folk stories about the moon, including the Goddess Chang'e flying to the moon and the old man under the moon, will be told in every corner through ten groups of giant light exhibitions. Although the assembly of exhibition lights is time-consuming and labor-intensive, the relevant person in charge said that the colorful colors drawn by hand can highlight the theme and attract tourists' attention. Participants can also get an "electronic lantern", which not only maintains the traditional artistic conception, but also effectively prevents the occurrence of fires, and has become a highlight of this Lantern Festival.

In recent years, the celebrations held by China people in various countries are famous for their rich cultural connotations and colorful activities, and the Mid-Autumn Festival is gradually becoming familiar to the world. Now the Mid-Autumn Festival has become the biggest festival for overseas Chinese after the Lunar New Year. Let people from different countries and faiths get together to celebrate the traditional festivals in China, which greatly promotes the communication between different cultures. More importantly, in this family reunion festival, overseas Chinese get together through grand celebrations to celebrate the festival and share joy.