People in many parts of our country have the custom of Yue Bai on the evening of August 15. How exactly is it done?

I'm not sure about other places. Let me talk about the customs of my hometown.

I come from Ganzhou, Jiangxi, which is the largest Hakka settlement in the world. In our country, according to the degree of traditional festivals, the Mid-Autumn Festival is not very important, and everyone just lives a festival without much sense of ceremony. However, it may be that the Mid-Autumn Festival has not been long since I left school and the summer vacation is over, so it is not easy to be taken seriously. Let's talk about how we Hakkas spend the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Ritual sense: Our only sense of ritual in Mid-Autumn Festival is that all the family members who can get together go back to their hometown, then make a ritual dish, get together and talk and laugh, and then it's gone. Yeah, it's that simple.

Food: Moon cakes, in fact, southerners, especially our Hakkas, don't like them very much, but they have a sense of ceremony and a festive atmosphere. Moon cakes may be the only holiday food that Hakkas don't make themselves. For example, during Qingming Festival and Dragon Boat Festival, we will make our own Amy fruit and make zongzi.

Grapefruit, speaking of grapefruit, we Ganzhou people are full of pride. We are rich in grapefruit, and Nankang is the hometown of sweet grapefruit in China. The grapefruit we bought there is delicious and cheap. Now the grapefruit bought from other places is expensive and not delicious, and the juice is not enough at all. Welcome everyone to Ganzhou to taste sweet grapefruit.

With the change of time, the custom of Mid-Autumn Festival has also changed greatly. For example, when we were young in our hometown in Henan, we had to visit our relatives during the Spring Festival: only some elderly relatives were given moon cakes, especially young men who had just got engaged. When they go to their mother-in-law's house, gifts are usually rich. In other words, this custom has been passed down to the present. 2 1 century, not many people go out to work now.

Our Mid-Autumn Festival is so simple, I wonder what other places are like?