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Q: Significance of moon festival in China??

12 years 47 weeks ago in  Culture - China

 
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Still a couple month to be mid-moon festival~
U sound quite interested~

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Cant wait to eat moon cakes

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U can eat it anytime! Don't need to wait until the festival.

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i dont think chinese festivals have any singificance , they are just family re-unions for the middleclass and poor and foreign tours for the rich .

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The moon festival means re-union in China.

People believe the moon that day is the most round one in the whole year. And for the ones can not go back home, when he is looking at the full moon upside, his far-away family is just looking at the same moon, when he is eating the moon cake, his family is doing the samething. That means even though the family can not see each other, theyare always getting together.

Most family will enjoy the festival togther, do not have to do anything so special, talking and eating moon cake is enough. Chinese people belive a peaceful and normal life is a real life.

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