Mid-Autumn Festival customs (not too many)

Eating moon cakes "moon cakes" was first seen in Wu's Liang Lumeng in the Southern Song Dynasty. At that time, it was just a cake-shaped food like Ling Hua cake. Later, people gradually combined the Mid-Autumn Festival with tasting moon cakes, which symbolized family reunion.

Watching the tide is another great event in Zhejiang.

Yue Bai

China has had the custom of offering sacrifices to the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival since ancient times. The Book of Rites records that "the moon sets at dusk", that is, worshipping the moon god. According to legend, in the Zhou Dynasty, every Mid-Autumn Festival night, a ceremony was held to welcome the cold and worship the moon, pinning hopes on the bright moon in the future.

Listening to incense and stealing vegetables

Listening to incense, also called burning incense, can also be used for divination in ancient times. Stealing vegetables, there is a saying in Taiwan Province Province that "stealing onions and marrying a good husband; Steal vegetables and marry a good husband. "