1. Yue Bai color: drunk taro is cool, worshipping Chang 'e. "This sentence contains two customs of Mid-Autumn Festival since ancient times: eating taro and worshipping moonlight. On the eve of Mid-Autumn Festival, the old people at home are busy buying food to worship the moonlight in the Mid-Autumn Festival. Moon cakes and fruits are indispensable. In the past, even if life was not very good, my family would buy moon cakes and fruits to worship the moonlight. The shape of grapefruit is like the moon, and the flesh is like a comb, which means that people are reunited on the moon and have many children and grandchildren. Persimmon takes its homonym "giving son"; The most special thing is taro. When you buy it, you should choose big taro with small taro on it, which means that one _ (mother) has many children and symbolizes the reunion of children _ _ (mother and child).

2. Eat grapefruit: grapefruit is one of the necessities of Mid-Autumn Festival. Because of its round shape, it symbolizes reunion, and the word "grapefruit" is homophonic with the word "blessing" and is considered to have auspicious meaning. In addition to eating moon cakes, the whole family also eats grapefruit during the Mid-Autumn Festival, which represents the reunion between people and the moon. This can be traced back to the Song Dynasty. At that time, local people in Guangxi had the habit of eating grapefruit for the Mid-Autumn Festival, not only because it was a rich period of grapefruit, but also because it was said to be a homonym for "having children", so it naturally became a holiday food for the Mid-Autumn Festival.