Mid-Autumn Fireworks Poems

The Mid-Autumn Fireworks poem is as follows:

1. The full moon shines alone in Yangcheng, and the flowers in the courtyard fall silently. The autumn wind brings a cool feeling, and the fireworks are easy to cool and the bright moon is light.

2. The bright Mid-Autumn moon brings dreams to the human world. Thinking of relatives and trusting people, looking into the door and taking photos without sleep. It has been proved that we shed tears at the third watch, and we have met each other for many years. Who knows that tonight, we will be reunited with each other again.

3. The autumn wind blows over the river, and the wild fields enter the sky. Good orders come with people, and the bright moon rises next to the clouds. There is no sound in my hometown, but my wife and children have not heard from each other. The sky is full of people looking up, and triumphant songs are playing in the border town.

4. The trees are moving and their shadows are dancing, and the journey is full of fragrance. It’s the Mid-Autumn Festival and the moon is getting fuller. Who can understand the feeling of lovesickness? Ask the sky for wine, and pick the golden osmanthus with your hands. When looking north to the south, the word "flying geese" is sent straight into the clouds.

5. A bright mirror stretches across the sky, and its brilliance is particularly bright. I hope that people will be reunited as long as the moon is shining at night.

Festival folk customs:

1. Moon worship is a very ancient custom in China. It is actually a worship activity of the "Moon God" by the ancients. In ancient times, there was the custom of autumn twilight and evening moon. On the eve of the moon, worship the moon god.

2. The custom of admiring the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival was formally formed in the Tang Dynasty. According to the "Heritage of Kaiyuan Tianbao", on the night of August 15th, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty prepared a wine banquet and played with the scholars who stayed in the ban. From now on, every August 15th, we will enjoy the moon as usual.

3. The so-called "moon chasing" means that after the fifteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, the excitement is still not over, so on the next night, many people invite relatives and friends to continue admiring the moon, which is called "Chasing the Moon". According to the preface to "Lingnan Miscellaneous Notes" written by Chen Zihou of the Qing Dynasty: "Those who do good things in Guangdong gather their relatives and friends to feast and enjoy the moon on the 16th night of the eighth month, which is called chasing the moon."

4. The full moon of the Mid-Autumn Festival. Many lanterns are hung in public places at night, and people gather together to guess the riddles written on the lanterns. Because it is a favorite activity of most young men and women, and stories of love are also spread in these activities, so guessing lantern riddles during the Mid-Autumn Festival A form of love between men and women has also been derived.

5. Moon cakes, also called moon cakes, harvest cakes, palace cakes, reunion cakes, etc., are tributes to the moon god during the Mid-Autumn Festival in ancient times. Mooncakes were originally used as offerings to worship the moon god. Later, people gradually regarded appreciating the moon and tasting mooncakes during the Mid-Autumn Festival as a symbol of family reunion.