1. A 500-word essay on Mid-Autumn Festival for primary school. The annual Mid-Autumn Festival is here again. Our family went to grandma’s house to celebrate the festival and bought moon cakes, liquor, fruits and snacks.

When we walked into the village, we saw grandma already standing at the door of her house waving to us from a distance. Grandma was very happy to see our family.

After a while, the uncle and aunt's family also came.

Grandpa is busy cooking, grandma, mother and aunt are helping to order, serve and clear the table. My uncle's sister and I are playing games on the side, and we are very happy.

After a while, my father called us to eat. Before we even got close to the house, we could smell the aroma wafting out of the room. We couldn't help drooling from our mouths. When we got closer, we saw a table full of delicacies: like rubies.

There were pomegranates; there were big grapes that turned purple to black; there were crystal apples that were red and yellow; there were mouth-watering mooncakes with egg yolk and lotus paste; there were also chickens, ducks and sodas. There was so much to eat, drink and play that we were so excited that we could hardly use it.

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I couldn't wait to pick up the chopsticks to pick up the food. I tasted it and it was delicious.

After dinner, we ate round moon cakes and went to the yard to admire the moon. We looked up and saw that the moon was big and round. I couldn't help but think of the story of Chang'e.

Dad said: "This year, we are the closest to the moon in eighteen years." Mom also told us the origin of the Mid-Autumn Festival: the 15th day of the eighth lunar month every year is the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival.

This is the middle of autumn, so it is called Mid-Autumn Festival.

In the Chinese lunar calendar, a year is divided into four seasons, and each season is divided into three parts: Meng, Zhong and Ji. Therefore, the Mid-Autumn Festival is also called Zhongqiu.

The moon on August 15th is rounder and brighter than the full moon in other months, so it is also called "Yuexi" and "August Festival".

This night, when people look up at the bright moon in the sky, they naturally look forward to family reunions.

Wanderers who are far away from home also use this to express their longing for their hometown and relatives.

Therefore, the Mid-Autumn Festival is also called the "Reunion Festival".

Grandparents said that they are looking forward to having the whole family together for a reunion dinner. It’s so nice to be reunited! Today is the Mid-Autumn Festival, the moon is full, and people are rounder! 2. A 500-word essay on Mid-Autumn Festival for primary school This year’s Mid-Autumn Festival is coming again.

, I saw a sea of ????people on the street. Some of them were in a hurry to buy, and some rushed home from other places. Similarly, I also shopped in this market with my mother, in order to celebrate this wonderful day.

It’s a festival, look, we are getting ready to go home for a reunion dinner with big and small bags of shopping!

Although everyone's actions are different, the purpose is the same, which is to reunite with their families, enjoy the moon under the moonlight, eat moon cakes, enjoy the warm time of reunion, and recall every moment they have walked with their families.

Through ups and downs, day and night, I talked and laughed with my family. The moon is round, the home is round, the moon cakes are round, this festival is round, and the cultural customs and customs of the Chinese past dynasties are bathed in love.

, under the light of reunion, the whole of China is fulfilled.

On this warm and happy night, our family is no exception. My father came back from a business trip. My uncle, second aunt, second uncle, aunt, uncle, and I all gathered at my grandpa’s house to enjoy the delicious food. I ate

The mooncakes gave me a cool feeling. They were so delicious. I looked at them carefully, smelled them gently, and bit them slowly. The coolness of the moon flowed into my heart, and at the same time I felt a sense of happiness.

Warmth flowed into my heart. This beautiful feeling can only be enjoyed by the whole family.

The uncle poured a glass of wine and said: "Come, let's celebrate this reunion festival and cheer. The adults have to pour the wine, and we children also have to pour the drinks and cheer. We ate moon cakes, looked at the moon, and talked and laughed.

When talking about my childhood and my family, everyone smiled so sweetly, warmly, and happily. This is my family, a warm home. It is its power that makes me happy and joyful. It makes me smile brightly and sweetly.

, I really want to echo in this time forever, let me always remember this unforgettable, happy, and sweet Mid-Autumn Festival! 3. Elementary School Mid-Autumn Festival Essay 500 words The fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month is the annual Mid-Autumn Festival in our country!

, every household will sit in their yard to enjoy the moon, and my family is no exception! On the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, the long-awaited moon viewing session finally arrived. I saw that every household was decorated with lanterns and colorful hangings on the door.

There were all kinds of lanterns, including square ones, heart-shaped ones, and boat-shaped ones. I smelled a fragrance wafting from the kitchen, and quickly helped my parents take out all the delicious food in the house and put the table on it.

There were all kinds of moon cakes, sweet and sour fruits, and a big plate of fragrant snails and taro. Our family sat around the table by the fish pond, eating moon cakes and watching the moon.

Looking up to the sky, I saw a bright moon embedded in the dark night sky. There seemed to be a little white rabbit and sister Chang'e in the bright moon. They seemed to be waving to us at this time. This reminded me of the ancient legend.

A story: Chang'e flies to the moon.