The bright moon shines on the Nine Provinces, and it's also the Mid Autumn Festival. For Chinese people, this is a festival of reunion. People feel the warmth of home and appreciate the gathering of family and friendship; Some people travel to distant places to enjoy the comfort of holidays; Some people also provide peace of mind and protection for everyone during the festival... admiring the moon, eating mooncakes, playing with lanterns, reuniting, gathering, and wishing for blessings... The rich and colorful folk activities and lively scenes of people celebrating the Mid Autumn Festival from all over the country tell the wishes and pursuits of family reunion, happiness for everyone, and the progress of the country. The most reunion night was on the morning of the 16th of the Mid Autumn Festival, when the G1202 train from Harbin West to Shanghai Hongqiao was bustling with activity. Guessing lantern riddles and making lanterns. The little girl Yao Yao could not help but recite poems about the moon while making rabbit lanterns... These days, Harbin Passenger Transport Section of China Railway Harbin Bureau Group Co., Ltd. has held Mid Autumn Festival themed activities on several trains to introduce the traditional customs of Mid-Autumn Festival in various places to passengers, making the festival atmosphere feel "full". On the luggage rack, mooncakes, sausages, chocolates... one by one, heavy "love" runs towards reunion with the sound of arrival prompts. Traveling thousands of miles, traveling north and south, the most reunion night is Mid Autumn Festival. Mooncakes, named after the moon and shaped like circles, are full of the taste of reunion and longing. The "No. 0 Treasure Hunting Hall" in Daoxiangcun, Beijing, is crowded these days, and all kinds of Dim sum mooncakes are in short supply. Recently, the daily foot traffic of the store has exceeded 1000, which is more than double the usual amount. We need to constantly replenish our inventory Store manager Chen Tianbao is so busy that his feet are not touching the ground. Wuren, bean paste, ice cream, matcha... Don't worry about the filling competition, there are mooncakes with whatever filling you want. At a double synthetic food store in Taiyuan, Shanxi, the manager Gao Xiaoyue said that this year they have added three new flavors of mooncakes, including blue and white wine flavored spicy beef, rose chia seeds, and jujube paste walnuts, based on local characteristics. These mooncakes have a soft and sticky texture and are deeply loved by everyone. Eating mooncakes, playing with lanterns, drinking osmanthus wine... The colorful customs of various regions constitute the unique Mid Autumn Festival memories of the Chinese nation. A bright moon rises in the lake, and the 300 meter water lanterns shine brightly. Entering the north bank of Lijiatian Street in Liangjiang New District, Chongqing, on the shimmering water surface, the "Giant Moon" lighting installation attracts many citizens to stop and admire. Ms. Li and her family, who live nearby, were taking a walk by the lakeside and couldn't help but take a family photo under the bright moon. On the day of family reunion, this water lantern will make the festive atmosphere even stronger, "Ms. Li said. Not long before the Mid Autumn Festival, the game "Black Myth: Wukong" brought fire to ancient architecture in Shanxi, and the 28 star constellation sculptures of the Jade Emperor Temple in Jincheng became popular. Jueshan in Zezhou County, Jincheng, has been a popular spot for moon worship and appreciation since ancient times. This year, in the Jueshan Scenic Area, many tourists can enjoy the moon on the mountain or by boating on the lake. This is the unique romance of appreciating the moon for Chinese people. On the evening of the 15th, Ms. Li took the "flight to enjoy the moon" of China Southern Airlines. At that time, as I listened to the passengers reciting poetry, the moon happened to appear by the porthole. While eating mooncakes, I listened to 'May we live a long and beautiful life together', and immediately had the feeling of returning home to reunite, "Ms. Li recalled. Zhang Tingting, the flight attendant of China Southern Airlines Hunan Branch, flew the "Moon Appreciation Flight" in her 12th year. She said, "A bright moon shines on tourists from all over the world, and we look at the moon and cherish the past together, and everyone is very moved." This is the eternal agreement between the Chinese people and the moon - in the legend, Chang'e flies to the moon, and Guanghan Palace is quiet for thousands of years. In June of this year, China's Chang'e-6 spacecraft achieved the first time in human history to sample and return lunar soil from the far side of the moon, and once again collected lunar soil back to China. Scientists are intensifying their research on the moon: after analyzing various experimental techniques, 1 ton of lunar soil may be enough to provide drinking water for 50 people per day; Using simulated lunar soil to make lunar soil bricks... In the future, building houses on the moon may no longer be a distant dream. This is the cultural heritage of Chinese style festivals - visiting temple fairs, appreciating intangible cultural heritage, admiring beautiful scenery, watching performances, reciting poetry and visiting exhibitions... Across the country, celebrating the Mid Autumn Festival in various ways continues traditional culture and showcases the charm of the times. At the Beijing Garden Expo Park, Zigong colored lanterns made their debut in the capital city, with over 200 sets of lanterns lit up simultaneously. This is the largest lantern festival in the history of Beijing, with about 70% of the lantern themes originating from the Beijing style culture. The "light of the central axis" gathers the essence of the ancient buildings along the central axis of Beijing, and the "Beijing cultural relics" show the old Beijing hutong culture... colorful and colorful. 40000 feathers and 8 million scissors, made of "colored blow molded paper+transparent acrylic" material, the large handmade feather lantern "Phoenix Dance Nine Heavens" is full of auspiciousness, sending beautiful blessings to everyone. Chongqing Huguang Guild Hall, Yuwang Palace Square with the sound of silk and bamboo, and fluttering skirts. Watching ancient style performances in ancient buildings, especially 'Chinese', is stunning Mr. Chen from Guangdong and foreign friends came to Chongqing for a trip. The mysterious Sichuan opera face changing, the rich Sichuan opera, and the exquisite cup tea made them very satisfied. Love, family, country, and progress together in Wengtian Town, Wenchang, Hainan. The tea shop in the town is already filled with people, sitting together to drink tea and eat breakfast, and the fireworks are slowly rising. More than ten days ago, the super typhoon "Capricorn" made landfall here. At present, the repair work is still ongoing. Wei Teng flew from Guizhou and was one of the first group of power workers from the Southern Power Grid Shenzhen Power Supply Bureau to support the Hainan Power Grid Emergency Relief Team. He has been fighting continuously for more than ten days, regardless of the heat, day and night. He cannot spend this Mid Autumn Festival with his family. "Yes, we are tired, but we must continue to insist on making the people have a bright Mid-Autumn Festival," he said. Looking at the bright moon from afar, celebrating the festival and getting to know each other. In Huarong County, Yueyang, Hunan Province, which suffered from floods in the summer, the resettlement site of Tuanzhou Township Elderly Care Home has prepared ten tables of meals, with ten dishes per table. The main dishes such as chicken, fish, and meat are ready for everyone to sit down. It hasn't been easy for everyone in the past few months, and I hope everyone can feel the atmosphere of reunion here Wang Liuyi, the director of Tuanzhou Township Nursing Home, said. Yang Qiaozhen's house in Tuanxi Village has been repainted and is now clean, with new furniture and appliances. Yang Qiaozhen said that having a simple meal at home is very happy. Home is the smallest country, and the country has millions of households. At this moment, the moon is full and the people are full, and families and countries are interdependent. People are sending warm blessings and taking practical actions to strive and create a better life. The northernmost village in China, Mohe Beiji Village in Heilongjiang Province, has a minimum outdoor temperature close to minus zero. At dawn, Lv Jiansheng, the director of the Arctic Power Supply Station of Mohe Power Supply Company, and his colleagues went out to the streets and conducted home inspections. In the past few days, we have to wear cotton coats and gloves when going out for maintenance. During holidays, we cannot let electricity problems affect everyone's reunion and festivals, "said Lv Jiansheng." Watching the lives of the villagers thrive, I think it's worth it to protect this place and keep it bright, no matter how hard or tired it is