Zhu Yuanzhang united various resistance forces to prepare for the uprising. Due to the brutality and cruelty of the throne, the Central Plains wanted to revolt.
It was later distributed among the ministers to enjoy.Īnother one of the mooncakes' 'heroic' tales was during the Yuan dynasty. The cakes were round and stored in delicate boxes. During the reign of Emperor Gaozu of the Tang Dynasty, General Li Jing conquered the Huns (nomadic warriors) and returned in triumph on August 15.Īt that time, merchants from Turpan who were doing business in the Central Plains presented cakes to the emperor of the Tang Dynasty to celebrate his victory. The earliest trace of mooncakes dated back to the Tang dynasty. But did you know that mooncakes (月饼, yue bing) were once key components in wars? When people hear the name 'Mid-Autumn Festival' or 'Mooncake Festival', the first thing that comes to mind is, of course, mooncakes. The 15th day is the middle of the month, and the eighth lunar month is in the middle of autumn. It is called the Mid-Autumn Festival because this festival falls on the 15th day of the eighth month. The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Mooncake Festival, is the third out of the four traditional festivals in the Lunar calendar. That date is the Mid-Autumn Festival or, as the Chinese call it 中秋节 (Zong Qiu Jie). Mark your date and live the fullest on this day.September is here and as people check off each festival that's passed, there will be one upcoming date that yet again symbolizes reunion for the Chinese community. Let others know more about this fantastic festival. Irrespective of culture, the region spread the celebration of this day all over Bangladesh. On this happy occasion, convey best wishes to others. The Happy Mid Autumn Festival is celebrated with immense love and enthusiasm. Hope this occasion brings you much laughter and joy.
Happy Mid Autumn Festival offers you to feel nature more than a usual day. May you have all the things you desire today! Hope the moon conveys my heartiest love and affection to you. On this happy occasion, I pray for your good health and happiness all year round. Happy Mid Autumn Festival from ours to yours. So convey your lovely greetings to your friends, families and close ones. The happy mid-autumn day is no exception to that. We tend to greet people on happy occasions or festivals.
CHINESE MID AUTUMN FESTIVAL WISHES PROFESSIONAL
May your professional and personal life are blessed with moments of joy and happiness…. Happy Mid-Autumn Day!!!! May you are blessed with success in your future ventures. Wishing you a perfect life, just like the perfectly round shape of the moon in the Mid Autumn Moon Festival. Wishing you a very blessed Mid Autumn Day!!! Let us raise a toast for a happy and healthy future…. It is time to thank God for a good harvest and seek his blessings for another prosperous year…. May each and every day of your life is as happy and as bright as the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival…. When the moon is a perfect round, when it is mid of autumn, it calls for celebration with hopes for happier days ahead…. Sending warm wishes for Mid-Autumn Moon Festival. May this festival of harvest bring eternal joy and happiness to our lives…. May the shining moon shine over you on all your travels, and may pure joy be with you at all times. May you love a sweet life, healthy life, and happiness! Mid-Autumn Festival, I prepare the sweet and delectable filling, health and happiness into the skin, and then wrapped in thoughts and blessings, before giving you this heart-shaped moon cake. I genuinely hope that you will make the most of your luck and good fortune in the next few years. The Mid-Autumn Festival is now starting, with prayers for the moon’s blessings, real friendship, and enduring friendship. I wish you a happy Mid-Autumn Festival and a lifetime of the best possible circumstances. This festival brings you six warm wishes: a very happy life, a very successful career, a very cosy relationship, a very contented family, a very kind group of friends, and of course, my concern.
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