Happy Mooncake Festival 2019

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Happy mooncake festival 2019. Kisukotha september 13 2019. The festival is on the full moon day of september month in 2019. I wish you a happy mid autumn day and a wonderful life. Keen to share her knowledge about life in the distant past my aunt revealed that the mooncake festival falls on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month.

And focuses on three important concepts in chinese and vietnamese. The mid autumn festival is also called the moon festival or the mooncake festival. The mid autumn festival also known as moon festival or mooncake festival is a traditional festival celebrated by many east and southeast asian people it is the second most important holiday after the chinese new year with a history dating back 3 000 years when china s emperors worshipped the moon for bountiful harvests. Thanks for a plentiful harvest.

Praying for longevity good fortune etc. So you are in the right place. Celebrating on 13 september 2019 friday this year. The mid autumn festival is the second most important festival in china after chinese new year.

You can get mid autumn festival 2019 images here. Also known as mid autumn festival it is one of the major events in china marking the end of the agricultural year. May the round moon bring you a happy family and a successful future. It traditionally falls on the 15th day of the eighth month in the chinese lunar calendar which is in september or early october in the gregorian calendar.

Mid autumn festival happy mid autumn festival 2019. You can get mid autumn festival 2019 images here. Hey it s chinese moon festival. Ming garden offer 4 dining options set a b c d specially selected for this coming festival.

Happy mid autumn festival 2019 everyone. This year the mooncake festival 2019 falls on 13th september friday. The celebration is called chuseok autumn eve in korea and tsukimi. Celebrate this day with all your friends and loved ones through our warm ecards.

Gathering of friends and family. It is time for reunions. The roundest moon can be seen in the autumn. The event also known as the moon festival takes place every year on the first full moon after the fall equinox traditionally the fifteenth day of the eighth month of the lunar calendar.