The Mid-Autumn Festival's far-married daughter is homesick.

1. Regardless of the opposition, the Mid-Autumn Festival is coming soon, and I really want to go home.

2. If parents are not far away, they must travel well. If parents are not far away, who can understand the feeling of homesickness and homesickness when they are married?

3. The least favorite festival in the middle of the year, while others are laughing, I am crying. At this moment, I miss my parents and my younger brother the most. Only myself can understand the sadness of marrying far away.

4. Marry far away. On the Mid-Autumn Festival, I especially want to go home instead of thinking about my other half. I almost forgot the customs of my hometown. I really miss it. When I was a child, I was happiest every holiday, with delicious food and many people at home.

5. August 15th is a sad festival. On August 15th, when I am far away from home, everything in my hometown is my expectation. I miss my parents at home!

6. I am a girl who has been married far away, and I can't go back to my home. That's all the regrets. On August 15th, I married far away and missed everything in my hometown!

7. I'm slowly maturing and growing up. On August 15th, I'll be married to my hometown, and my home is the place I'll always look forward to!

8. It has become a luxury for a long-distance married woman to go home, and the way home has become the farthest way.

9. It's not easy for me to go home often, who has been married thousands of miles away.

1. It's the Mid-Autumn Festival. For my far-away daughter, there's really nothing to celebrate. I miss my family, my parents, and it's really uncomfortable to see other people's family reunions.