Not only bringing joy to children, but the Mid-Autumn Festival is also a time for a family reunion. In addition, some historical evidence proves that the Vietnamese held the Mid-Autumn Festival as a festival to give thanksgiving for the end of the harvest, when farmers relax, enjoy life after a crop, and prepare for the next harvest. And children often make and parade lanterns on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival to help light the way for Mr.
Therefore, Vietnamese people often see the shadow of a man sitting under a tree on the full-moon. Unfortunately, because of some incident, the banyan tree floated up to the moon and made Mr. The story tells that a man whose name is Cuoi had a magical banyan tree. In Vietnam, the story that we probably hear the most about this festival is “The story of Hang and Cuoi”. There are many ancient stories about the origin of the Mid-Autumn Festival. Let’s go back in time to better understand this traditional festival. However, few foreigners really know the origin and meaning of this festival. Many foreigners are willing to spend their time going to Vietnam or China to participate in the Moon Festival because of its interesting activities. Nowadays, this traditional Asian festival has become really popular in other areas of the world. Therefore, if you want to know more about Asian culture, you might need to take time to take part in this wonderful festival. This is also the time for children to enjoy and join in a lot of traditional activities in their hometown.
Every country in Asia will have its own way to celebrate this festival. Mid-Autumn Festival (also called Moon Festival) is a traditional festival of Asian people for family reunions or thanksgiving.
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