Today is the Mid-Autumn Festival. I have a big meal at home with my parents and relatives. This is an important festival, so my mother has been busy preparing dinner since morning. She bought a lot of food for dinner. We had dinner at 5:30 in the afternoon ... dinner was very delicious. I'm so full. After dinner, we went to Hong Ting Park to enjoy the beautiful full moon. There are many people in the park. We talk to each other and strangers. Of course, moon cakes are essential. We had a pleasant evening there.

The second Mid-Autumn Festival is a universal and important lunar harvest festival celebrated by China people.

This festival is on the fifth day of August in the China lunar calendar. There are some traditions in this festival. For example, people will have a big meal with their families. After dinner, they often enjoy the round and bright full moon. Another tradition of Mid-Autumn Festival is to eat moon cakes. Mooncakes are a necessity for that day, which means reunion. As time goes by, all kinds of moon cakes appear, but they are much more expensive than before.

I like Mid-Autumn Festival, because my family will get together for a big meal on that day.

Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the most important festivals in China. Before the festival, many shops sell moon cakes, which contain round cakes of meat, eggs, nuts or something sweet. On the Mid-Autumn Festival, every family gets together for a big dinner.

In the evening, we eat moon cakes and various fruits, such as apples, pears, grapes and watermelons. We look up at the blue sky and admire the bright moon. Our grandparents will tell us the story of Chang 'e again.