"The moon will be bright on August 15th. Grandpa will make moon cakes for me. The moon cakes are round, sweet and fragrant. A piece of moon cakes is a piece of love!" Every time this ballad is sung, the annual Mid-Autumn Festival comes.

As night fell, we took the moon cakes we bought in the morning and went to my mother-in-law's house to enjoy the moon. In the car, my mother suddenly shouted, "What a big' sun'!" Oh, it turns out that a bright moon has been hung high in the night sky, just like a big jade plate.

At my mother-in-law's house, we sat on a bench in the yard, enjoying the moon and preparing to cut moon cakes. The moon cakes are really delicious. My mother stood in front of the table with a knife. My father said, "Cut quickly, cut quickly." My father-in-law and mother-in-law are also happily waiting to eat moon cakes, and I am even more "drooling down three thousands of feet." Looking at our greed, my mother cut the moon cakes with a smile.

I picked up a piece of moon cake and sent it to my mouth. How delicious! I enjoy the moon while eating moon cakes. Looking at the moon at this time, I thought, "distant relatives, are they like lifting myself to look, I found that it was moonlight and sinking back again, I thought suddenly of home in the poem?" Chang 'e in the moon palace, looking at the scene of human reunion, is she also missing human life?

My father looked at me thoughtfully and suddenly picked me up. I only heard a click, and my mother took a photo for me. Oh! It turns out that I can just "touch" the moon like I hold it. It's really interesting!

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Moon cakes, traditional food for Mid-Autumn Festival in China. Popular all over the country. Legend originated in the early Tang Dynasty. When Tang Gaozu Li Yuan and his ministers celebrated the Mid-Autumn Festival, they happily held the colorful round cakes presented by Tibetan businessmen, pointed to the bright moon in the sky, and laughed loudly: "Toads should be invited to the round cakes", and then they shared them with the ministers to celebrate the joy.

In the Yuan Dynasty, it was said that Gaoyou Zhang Shicheng was secretly connected in series, taking advantage of the opportunity of giving each other wheat cakes during the Mid-Autumn Festival, and carrying messages in the cakes, agreeing to start an uprising at the same time on the evening of August 15th. Since then, every family has eaten wheat cakes on this day every year to celebrate the victory.