The Mid-Autumn Festival originated in the Tang Dynasty, mainly flourished in the Song Dynasty, and became the first traditional festival in China in the Ming Dynasty.

3. Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as Mid-Autumn Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, Daughter's Day and so on. It is a traditional cultural festival in China, which is popular in many countries of China ethnic groups and Chinese character cultural circles.

There are many names for the origin of Mid-Autumn Festival.

The word Mid-Autumn Festival originated from Zhou Li and The Book of Rites. middot .

6. "Moon Order" says that the mid-autumn moon falls, with porridge diet.

7. Sacrificial theme activities started from ancient kings.

8. The Book of Rites records that the monarch worships the moon in spring, the sun in the morning, the moon in autumn and the moon in the evening, indicating that as early as the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the monarch just began to worship the moon and Yue Bai.

9. Later, royal officials and scholars followed suit and gradually introduced folk customs.

10. Second, the origin of Mid-Autumn Festival is related to agriculture.

Mid-Autumn Festival in June, 1 1.8, when the foundation of grain crops is mature, farmers regard Mid-Autumn Festival as a traditional festival to celebrate the harvest.

12. It is also the time when historians emphasize that the origin of the Mid-Autumn Festival should be August 15, the thirteenth year of the great cause of the late Sui Dynasty.

13. On this day, Ji Tang saw the moon, and successfully created and invented Mid-Autumn moon cakes as military food, which successfully solved the problem of insufficient food for the army.

14. Since then, everyone has listed August 15th as the Mid-Autumn Festival as a commemoration.

15. According to historians, the custom of enjoying the moon in Mid-Autumn Festival was first popular among ancient literati and then spread to the people.

16. As early as forty ditties written by Yuefu in Wei and Jin Dynasties, there has always been a song "Autumn Moon" depicting the road of looking up at the bright moon and sending affection for thousands of miles.

17. In the Tang Dynasty, it was very popular to enjoy and play with the moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival. Many writers often write poems about the moon in their masterpieces. Mid-Autumn Festival has just begun to become a fixed traditional festival, Tang Shu & middot.

18. According to the records of Emperor Taizong, the Mid-Autumn Festival always falls on August 15th.

19. It is said that Tang Xuanzong sleepwalked in the Moon Palace and won the colorful feather. During the Mid-Autumn Festival, folk customs became popular.

20. The popularity of Mid-Autumn Festival originated in the Song Dynasty, and in the Ming Dynasty, it was comparable to New Year's Day and became the first of the key traditional festivals in China.

2 1. This is the second largest traditional national festival in China after the Spring Festival.

22. Customs and habits such as feasting, eating moon cakes and drinking osmanthus wine have also spread to this day. Mid-Autumn Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Spring Festival and Tomb-Sweeping Day are also called the four traditional national festivals in China.