Tｈe Sprｉng Festival, Miｄ-Aｕtumn fesｔｉｖal and tｈe qｉngming festival, ｔｈｅ Ｄraｇｏｎ Boaｔ Fｅstivａl anｄ caｌｌed thｅ fｏur Chiｎｅse naｔionality tｒaditｉonal fｅsｔiｖal. Siｎce ２０08 the Ｍid-Autuｍn fesｔival is listeｄ as naｔional lｅｇaｌ ｈolidaｙs. Cｏuｎtry ａｔｔaches great iｍporｔanｃｅ ｔo the pｒotｅｃtion of ｎon-material culturaｌ heritａgｅ遗产, May 20, 2006, the festiｖal wiｔh the approvａｌ ｏf the state counｃiｌ listed ｉn ｔhｅ fiｒst nａｔiｏnａｌ ｎonmａｔｅｒｉal culturaｌ ｈeｒitagｅ list.
‘Ｚｈonｇqiｕｊiｅ’ｗhicｈ is alｓｏ known ａｓ the Ｍiｄ-Ａuｔumｎ Fｅsｔｉval, ｉs celｅbｒatｅd on the 15ｔｈ day of ｔhe ８tｈ month of ｔhe lunａｒ cａlｅndar. It is a ｔimｅ for faｍｉly ｍｅmｂers anｄ loved oｎes tｏ congregate anｄ enｊoy the fｕlｌ moon - ａn auspｉcｉous吉利的 syｍbｏl oｆ ａｂundａncｅ, ｈarmｏny aｎd luｃk． Ａdｕlts wilｌ usｕallｙ iｎｄulｇe in fragrａｎt mooncaｋes ｏｆ maｎy vaｒｉeties with ａ ｇｏod ｃup of ｐｉpinｇ hot Chinese tea, whiｌｅ tｈe ｌｉｔtｌｅ oneｓ ｒun aroｕnｄ wiｔh tｈｅir ｂrｉghtｌｙ-lit laｎterns.
What waｓ the orｉgiｎ of ｔhe Mid－Autｕmn ｆｅｓtｉvａｌ？
Theｒe are two ｌeｇends whｉｃh ｃlaiｍ tｏ exｐlａｉｎ thｅ trａｄition ｏf eating mooｎcakes.
Oｎe Tang Dynaｓty ｍyth ｈolds thaｔ thｅ Eａrth once haｄ 10 suns ciｒcｌiｎｇ ｉt. Ｏne dａy alｌ 10 sｕns appｅaｒｅｄ at ｏncｅ, scorcｈing thｅ planeｔ with theiｒ heａt． Iｔ ｗas tｈanks tｏ a ｓｋillfuｌ archｅr named Hou Yｉ ｔhaｔ thｅ Earth waｓ ｓavｅｄ． He shｏｔ doｗn alｌ but one ｏf the sｕns. As ｈｉs rｅward, thｅ Heavｅnlｙ Queｅn Ｍｏtheｒ gave Hou Yi ｔhｅ Eliｘir of Ｉmｍortaｌity， bｕt sｈe wａrned ｈim ｔ
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