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Anagrams about the Mid-Autumn Festival are as follows:
1. Fifteenth moon (playing an idiom): Zheng Da Guangming (正大光明). Explanation: "The fifteenth moon" is very bright.
2, the moon on the willow slightly head (playing a word): tip. Explanation: The word "moon" can be interpreted as the upper part of the word "moon", which is the word "tip".
3, August 15 without moonlight (playing a place name): the solar calendar. Explanation: There is no moonlight on August 15, so there is no moon in the solar calendar.
4, fifteen moon sixteen round (playing an idiom): self-explanatory. Explanation: "fifteen moon sixteen round" means that the moon is not complete at fifteen, to sixteen is the fullest, buckle: "self-fulfilling".
5, the moon goes I also go (playing an idiom): upward and downward. Explanation: "The moon walks and I walk too" means to follow the moon's action, deduction: "upward and downward".
6, the moon girl as Mr. (playing a word): Xian. Explanation: "Moon girl" can be interpreted as "Chang'e", while "Mr." was an honorific title for a talented woman in ancient times. ".
7, fifteen moon (playing an idiom): round hole square wood. Explanation: "fifteen moon" in ancient poetry is often used as a metaphor for the full moon "toad", toad reflecting the moon, reflected in the "square wood" above, so the buckle! The first is the "square wood with round holes".
8, moon stars are rare (playing a word): cicada. Explanation: "moonlight" two words less "star", the remaining "moon", "rare" can be interpreted as The combination of "less" and "see" makes "cicada".
Features of the Mid-Autumn Festival:
1. Moon Appreciation: On the evening of the Mid-Autumn Festival, people will go outdoors to enjoy the moon, and the whole family will sit around and enjoy the mooncakes while admiring the bright moon, which signifies reunion and harmony.
2. Eating mooncakes: Eating mooncakes on the Mid-Autumn Festival originally originated from the Chinese folk custom of sacrificing the moon, but now it has developed into an indispensable delicacy of the Mid-Autumn Festival, which not only symbolizes reunion, but also has rich cultural connotations.
3, moon festival: in ancient times, there is the custom of "autumn sunset". The moon, that is, to worship the moon god. Set up a large incense, moon cakes, watermelon, apples, jujubes, plums, grapes and other offerings, of which moon cakes and watermelon is absolutely no less. The watermelon should also be cut in the shape of a lotus flower. Under the moon, the statue of the moon god is placed in that direction of the moon, red candles are lit high, and the whole family pays homage to the moon in turn, and then the housewife of the house cuts the mooncake of reunion.
4, light: Mid-Autumn Festival night lights within the candle with a rope tied to a bamboo pole, hanging high on the eaves or terrace, or with a small lamp built into a word or various shapes, hanging in the house high, commonly known as the "tree in the Mid-Autumn Festival" or "vertical Mid-Autumn Festival". These lanterns are not only the symbol of the Mid-Autumn Festival, but also bring joy and good luck.