Mid-Autumn Festival – Chinese Vocabulary

měi nián zhōng qiū zhī yè, lǎo rén men zǒng huì gěi hái zi men jiǎng shù zuò zài yuè liàng róng shù xià de ā guì de chuán shuō.

Every Mid-Autumn night, the elderly tell children the legend of Cuoi sitting under the banyan tree on the Moon.

zhōng qiū shí jié zhèng zhí qiū gāo qì shuǎng de hǎo tiān qì, zhèng shì quán jiā rén jié bàn chū yóu shǎng yuè de jué jiā shí guāng.

The Mid-Autumn season coincides with clear and crisp autumn weather, making it the perfect time for the whole family to go out and admire the moon together.

chuán shuō zhōng guǎng hán gōng lǐ yǒu yī zhī rì yè dǎo yào de tōng tǐ xuě bái de yù tù.

Legend has it that in the Guanghan Palace, there is a snow-white Jade Rabbit pounding medicine day and night.

féng nián guò jié de shí hòu, àn zhào chuán tǒng xí sú, jiā lǐ zhǎng bèi dū huì bǎi shàng gòng pǐn gōng jìng dì bài jì zǔ xiān.

During holidays and festivals, according to traditional customs, the elders in the family set out offerings to respectfully worship their ancestors.

zhōng qiū jié shì dōng yà wén huà quān zhōng jǐn cì yú nóng lì chūn jié de zuì jù dài biǎo xìng de chuán tǒng jié rì zhī yī.

The Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the most representative traditional festivals in the East Asian cultural sphere, second only to the Lunar New Year.

nóng lì bā yuè shí wǔ rì de zhōng qiū jié xiàng zhēng zhe rén yuè liǎng tuán yuán, chōng mǎn wēn xīn yǔ zhù fú.

The Mid-Autumn Festival on the fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month symbolizes family reunion and completeness, filled with warmth and blessings.

zhōng qiū jié zài mín jiān yòu bèi chēng wéi wàng yuè jié, rén men zài zhè yī wǎn bǎi xià zhuō àn duì yuè qí yuàn.

The Mid-Autumn Festival is also known popularly as the Moon-Gazing Festival, during which people set up tables this evening to pray to the moon.

zhōng guó jiāng nán yī dài zì gǔ jiù bǎo liú zhe zhōng qiū zhī yè fù nǚ bài yuè de xí sú.

The Jiangnan region of China has preserved the custom of women worshiping the moon on Mid-Autumn night since ancient times.

zhōng qiū yè kōng de yuán yuè gé wài míng liàng, jiǎo jié de yín huī wēn róu dì sǎ zài dà dì shàng.

The full moon in the Mid-Autumn night sky is exceptionally bright, gently casting its pure silvery glow over the earth.

zhōng qiū wǎn shàng jiē xiàng lǐ chéng qún jié duì de hái zi men tí lǐ yú dēng chū yóu wán shuǎ, rè nào fēi fán.

On Mid-Autumn evening, groups of children paraded through the streets holding carp lanterns, creating a lively and bustling atmosphere.

hái zi men zài kuān chǎng de guǎng chǎng shàng zhuī zhú zhe wán huā dēng, liǎn shàng yáng yì zhe tiān zhēn huān kuài de xiào róng.

The children chased each other playing with lanterns in the spacious square, their faces beaming with innocent and cheerful smiles.

jīn huáng de dà yòu zi shì zhōng qiū jì yuè gòng zhuō shàng yù yì jí xiáng duō fú de shuǐ guǒ zhī yī.

The golden pomelo is one of the fruits on the Mid-Autumn moon-worship altar that symbolizes good fortune and auspiciousness.

yè mù gāng gāng jiàng lín, rén men fēn fēn yǒng shàng jiē tóu guān shǎng jīng cǎi de jié rì wǔ lóng xún yóu.

Just as night fell, people poured into the streets in droves to watch the wonderful festive dragon dance parade.

zhōng qiū jiā jié zhī yè, qīn péng hǎo yǒu xiāng yuē tíng yuàn yī biān pǐn míng chī bǐng yī biān yōu xián shǎng yuè.

On the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, relatives and friends gather in the courtyard to leisurely admire the moon while sipping tea and eating mooncakes.

xiǎo péng yǒu men zài zhōng qiū wǎn huì shàng shǒu jǔ wǔ jiǎo xīng dēng, zhēng xiāng pāi zhào guān xīng dēng.

Children held up five-pointed star lanterns at the Mid-Autumn gala, eagerly taking photos and admiring the star lanterns.

bàn suí zhe zhèn ěr yù lóng de luó gǔ shēng, jīng cǎi jué lún de wǔ shī zi biǎo yǎn yíng dé le mǎn táng hè cǎi.

Accompanied by deafening gongs and drums, the magnificent lion dance performance won thunderous applause from the whole audience.

qīng zhuàng nián cūn mín men hé lì xié zuò wǔ lóng, jīn sè de cháng lóng zài rén qún shàng fāng téng yún jià wù bān qǐ fú.

Young and strong villagers cooperated to perform the dragon dance, with the golden dragon soaring and undulating above the crowd as if riding the clouds.

xiāng gǎng dà kēng měi féng zhōng qiū jié dū huì jǔ xíng dú jù tè sè de guó jiā jí fēi yí huǒ lóng wǔ mín sú huó dòng.

Every Mid-Autumn Festival, Tai Hang in Hong Kong holds a unique folk event of the fire dragon dance, a national intangible cultural heritage.

cháng é bēn yuè de měi lì mín jiān shén huà jì tuō le gǔ dài xiān mín duì shén mì yuè qiú de měi hǎo xiá xiǎng.

The beautiful folk myth of Chang'e flying to the moon embodies ancient ancestors' wonderful reverie about the mysterious moon.

huà juàn shàng de xiān nǚ cháng é huái bào yù tù, yī mèi piāo piāo wǎn rú yuè zhōng shén xiān.

The fairy Chang'e on the scroll holds the Jade Rabbit, her sleeves fluttering gracefully like a celestial being living in the moon.

zhōng qiū jié zuì zhòng yào de wén huà jīng shén nèi hé jiù shì qí pàn jiā tíng tuán yuán yǔ hé xié xìng fú.

The most important cultural core of the Mid-Autumn Festival is praying for family reunion, harmony, and happiness.

wǒ men zài zhōng qiū jié rì lǐ cháng jiè “ huā hǎo yuè yuán ” zhè jù chéng yǔ zhù yuàn qīn yǒu de shēng huó xìng fú měi mǎn.

During the Mid-Autumn Festival, we often use the idiom "blooming flowers and full moon" to wish relatives and friends a happy and fulfilling life.

jiē tóu tān wèi shàng bǎi mǎn le tù yé diāo sù, miàn jù hé gè shì gè yàng de zhōng qiū jié wán jù.

Street stalls were filled with Lord Rabbit figurines, masks, and various Mid-Autumn Festival toys.

gǔ sè gǔ xiāng de zhǐ dēng lóng zài qiū fēng zhōng yáo yè shēng zī, fàn zhe wēn nuǎn róu hé de hóng guāng.

The quaint paper lanterns swayed gracefully in the autumn breeze, glowing with a warm and gentle red light.

zài jìng mì mí rén de zhōng qiū yè, wēi fēng sòng lái zhèn zhèn guì huā de tián xiāng.

On the quiet and enchanting Mid-Autumn night, the gentle breeze carried wafts of sweet osmanthus fragrance.

wǔ guǒ pén lǐ zhěng qí mǎ fàng zhe wān wān de lǜ xiāng jiāo, chèn tuō zhe hóng tóng tóng de píng guǒ.

Curved green bananas were neatly arranged on the five-fruit platter, setting off the bright red apples.

lǎo jiē jǔ bàn de zhōng qiū jí shì huì jù le quán guó gè dì de chuán tǒng shǒu gōng yì pǐn hé fēng wèi xiǎo chī.

The Mid-Autumn fair held on the old street brought together traditional handicrafts and local snacks from all over the country.

cūn kǒu nà kē jīng lì shù bǎi nián fēng yǔ de lǎo róng shù xià, shì cūn mín men nà liáng shǎng yuè de hǎo qù chù.

Beneath the ancient banyan tree at the village entrance, which had weathered hundreds of years, was a great spot for villagers to enjoy the cool air and admire the moon.

yóu zi qiān lǐ tiáo tiáo gǎn huí gù xiāng, zhǐ wèi le zài zhōng qiū zhī yè néng yǔ fù mǔ hé jiā tuán jù.

The wanderer traveled thousands of miles back to his hometown, just to reunite with his parents on Mid-Autumn night.

shè qū jīng xīn zǔ zhī le yī cháng jīng cǎi fēn chéng de zhōng qiū jié jūn mín lián huān wǎn huì.

The community carefully organized a splendid Mid-Autumn Festival joint gala for the military and civilians.

wǔ tái shàng yǎn yuán men shēng dòng de gē wǔ wén yì biǎo yǎn xī yǐn le tái xià guān zhòng de zhèn zhèn zhǎng shēng.

The actors' vivid singing and dancing cultural performances on stage drew waves of applause from the audience.

xián tián shì kǒu, yóu rùn qǐ shā de dàn huáng yuè bǐng shì měi nián xiāo liàng guàn jūn de fēng wèi diǎn xīn.

The salted egg yolk mooncake, with its perfectly balanced savory-sweet taste and rich, crumbly texture, is the top-selling delicacy every year.

jīng zhì xiǎo qiǎo de mí nǐ yuè bǐng jì mǎn zú le rén men pǐn cháng měi wèi de yuàn wàng, yòu jiàn kāng bù nì.

Delicate and compact mini mooncakes satisfy people's craving for delicious treats while being healthy and not too heavy.

qiè kāi yī kuài xiāng tián de yuè bǐng yǔ quán jiā rén gòng tóng fēn xiǎng, cái suàn zhēn zhèng guò le yí gè wán zhěng de zhōng qiū.

Cutting a sweet mooncake and sharing it with the whole family is what truly makes a Mid-Autumn Festival complete.

àn zhào zhōng guó chuán tǒng nóng lì jì suàn, měi nián de bā yuè shí wǔ rì bèi dìng wèi zhōng qiū jié.

According to the traditional Chinese lunar calendar, the fifteenth day of the eighth month of each year is designated as the Mid-Autumn Festival.