| Happy Mid-Autumn Festival | |
|---|---|
| Sep 25, 2007 13:13 | #11   |
 | The moon was beautiful here last night! ...it is raining now, so I will not see the moon tonight. |
| Sep 26, 2007 01:10 | #12 |
| It's the same here Griz, bloody weather! |
| Sep 26, 2007 06:04 | #13 |
| Alan, you should be watching your weight not the moon...ha Dodger. |
| Sep 26, 2007 10:48 | #14 |
| Thanks mate, as it goes I have lost 6 pounds!! my bloody wallet is empty! ha ha Seriously though I have lost weight, it's keeping it off though.. |
| Sep 28, 2007 06:33 | #15 |
| Alan, you just have to stop eating that aufull English food and switch to wine ( less callories) and the six pack will will be back. We all look forward to a new you. Dodger |
| Dec 7, 2007 20:25 | #16 |
| Questions: 1. Is Mid-Autumn festival always on the 25th of September or does the date changes from year to year? I’m just wondering if I can squeeze the mid-Autumn festival and National Day on my next trip. 2. Is this a nationwide festival? Or just in some parts of China? 3. Does Taiwan celebrate the same thing? (Just wondering if I should go to Taiwan first or do Mainland-Taiwan-Mainland then Japan) 4. I gather that Mid-Autumn festival one and the same as Lantern Festival? Am I getting it right? Thanks a bunch! ^_^ |
| Dec 8, 2007 03:32 | #17 |
| The Mid-Autumn festival comes on lunar August 15th and the date changes from year to year for a solar calendar. People eat mooncakes and admire the monn on that day. As it is a nationwide festival, it is celebrated throught China with no exception to Taiwan. Mid-Autumn festival and Lantern Festival are two different festivals. The Lantern Festival comes on lunar January 15th, 15 days after the grand Chinese New Year. |
Page 2 of 2 < Previous Next > Page:
Post a Reply to: Happy Mid-Autumn Festival
Copyright © 1998-2025 All rights reserved.