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中秋节的风俗习惯
篇一：中国人庆祝中秋节的风俗习惯
中国人庆祝中秋节的风俗习惯
Source: CRI 2020-09-13
The Mid-Autumn Festival, dating back thousands of years ago, is celebrated each year on the fifteenth day of the eighth full moon around the time of the autumn equinox.
During the happy occasion, people eat different fresh fruits and nuts as well as mooncakes, thick pastries with various fillings, which resemble the full moon and symbolize happiness and family reunions.
Many folks on the Taiwan island have returned to the mainland for the holiday. For them, traditional local delicacies are a must to give away to friends and family members.
“I’m carrying one of Taiwan’s specialties, pineapple tarts. They are made of very fresh pineapple, and you can see the word ‘Taiwan’ on the box, so as to show the food is from my hometown.”
It is estimated that more than 2,000 Taiwan people will fly across the Straits to Fuzhou alone to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival. The city has seen a 30-percent increase in Taiwan visitors during the three-day holiday.
Elsewhere in China, lots of people are taking trips for relaxation. A Ba County in southwestern Sichuan Province, which was struck by a severe earthquake in 2020, has been rebuilt as an ethnic folk culture city. One travel agent says visitors have been flocking into A Ba and other destinations across the province.
“Travelers can enjoy