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The story of August 15, the origin of the traditional Chinese festival and the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Chang'e Running to the Moon Legend has it that in ancient times, there were ten suns on the earth, and when one sun rose into the sky together, scorched all the crops and plants, and people lived very poorly. The Jade Emperor specially sent Hou Yi to come down to help the people, and Hou Yi shot down nine suns with a bow and arrow, and also got rid of the poisonous snakes and beasts on the earth, so that people could live and work in peace and contentment. Unexpectedly, the nine suns that were shot down were all the sons of the Emperor of Heaven, and the Emperor of Heaven was very angry and relegated Hou Yi and his wife Chang'e to the mortal world.

The Queen Mother of the West was very sympathetic to Yi's plight and gave him the elixir of life, but Chang'e became selfish and secretly swallowed it alone, and her body floated up to the sky. However, Chang'e was afraid that she would be teased by the immortals when she went to Heaven, so she had to run to the moon and become the Moon God Niangniang, the lord of Guanghan Palace. The day of Chang'e's moon flight is said to be August 15, so descendants worship the moon on August 15 every year.

According to legend, Wu Gang was originally a woodcutter in the mortal world, and he was obsessed with the way of immortals, but he never refused to concentrate on learning, so the emperor of heaven was furious, and he stayed in the Moon Palace, and said: If you cut down the laurel tree, you can get immortal arts. But every time Wu Gang finished cutting it, the laurel tree would heal automatically, and day after day, Wu Gang's wish to cut down the laurel still did not come true, and he kept cutting it down.

Legend has it that three immortals turned into three poor old men and begged for food from foxes, monkeys, and rabbits, and both the foxes and monkeys had food to help, but the rabbits were helpless. Then the rabbit said, "Eat my flesh."

He jumped into the flames and cooked himself, and the gods were greatly moved, and sent the rabbit to the Moon Palace, where he became a jade rabbit. stealing green onions, marrying well; Stealing vegetables and marrying a good son-in-law According to folklore, the later you sleep on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, the longer you live. A young girl who goes to bed late that night will make her mother live longer.

Unmarried girls also have the custom of stealing vegetables on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival. As long as she steals vegetables from someone else's garden, it means that she will meet a wishful man. There is a saying that steals green onions, marries well; Stealing vegetables and marrying a good son-in-law refers to this custom of closing the oak and clearing items.

Listen to incense August 15th, known as the Mid-Autumn Festival. In the middle of the night, women listen to incense and take a break. The way to listen to incense is to burn incense in front of the idol at home, express what you want to ask for divination, and then go out with incense after asking for directions.

Wait until the answer that the gods approve of what you hear on the way. Taiwanese children also have a game on the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, filling a bowl with white rice, inserting chopsticks, and singing: "Guanzhen God, Guanzhener, please go up to the hall to eat white rice, with chicken feet and legs."

In front of the car and burn paper money. It is said that in this way, the chopsticks can rotate automatically. Rice flour taro is also offered to worship rice flour taro when worshipping the moon, and there is a saying that says:

Eating rice flour taro has a good start. Take the homonym of taro and road to pray for the ancestors to bless them and find a good job.

Chang'e ran to the moon and Wu Gang cut Gui.