Blessing for teachers in Mid-Autumn Festival

The Mid-Autumn Festival greetings to teachers are as follows:

1, Mid-Autumn Festival is coming. May your life be as complete, happy and healthy as the moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival!

2. Dear teacher, Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! Thank you for illuminating our learning path like the bright moon. We will work harder and live up to your expectations!

3. During the Mid-Autumn Festival, I wish you a wonderful time with your family, and I hope you will keep a happy mood and be healthy and happy in your busy work!

Dear teacher, Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! I wish you more and more happiness on the road of teaching and educating people!

The Mid-Autumn Festival is coming. I wish you success in your work, good health and a happy Mid-Autumn Festival!

Dear teacher, I wish you a happy Mid-Autumn Festival. Thank you for your hard work and selfless dedication. We will work harder and live up to your expectations!

7. Mid-Autumn Festival is coming. May your life be full of sunshine and happiness. Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!

8. The moonlight is beautiful, dancing is light frost, Jin Ju is fragrant, osmanthus flowers are everywhere, fireworks are brilliant, and lanterns are dancing happily.

9, the autumn is crisp, and the geese come to the south; The autumn mountain is full of dye, and the chrysanthemum is yellow and fragrant. Autumn is fruitful and ripe flowers are fragrant; The autumn moon is hazy and the laughter is long. Moon cakes are also fragrant and wine is long.

10, Mid-Autumn Festival, the full moon is bright, short messages are not lacking, blessings jump, happiness is like snow, flying without rest, worries are completely solved, troubles escape, good luck is true, happiness is true, I wish: Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!

Mid-Autumn Festival banquet custom

In ancient China, the custom of Mid-Autumn Festival banquet was the most elegant in the court. For example, eating crabs was very popular in the court of the Ming Dynasty. After steaming the crabs with cattail, everyone sat around and tasted them, served with wine and vinegar. Drink Su Ye Tang after eating and wash your hands with it. The banquet table was filled with flowers, pomegranates and other fashionable things, and the Mid-Autumn Festival drama was staged. In the Qing Palace, a courtyard placed a screen to the east, with cockscomb flowers, soybean crafts, taro, peanuts, radishes and fresh lotus roots on both sides of the screen.

There is a square table in front of the screen, with an extra-large moon cake on it, surrounded by cakes and fruits. After the Mid-Autumn Festival, mooncakes are cut into several pieces according to the royal population, and each person symbolically tastes them, which is called "eating reunion cakes". The size of moon cakes in Qing Palace is unimaginable. For example, the moon cake given by the last emperor Puyi to Ying Shao, Minister of the Interior, was "about two feet in diameter and weighed about twenty pounds".