The Mid-Autumn Festival has ever existed, since anyone who brought this Tet from China to our country at any time, there is no exact history document mentioned. Only one thing is known that the Mid-Autumn Festival has been in our country ever since the beginning of life, and it has a continuous transformation through many periods of ups and downs of time.
Just repeating these memories, the emotions were filled in my heart. That makes the Mid-Autumn Festival never fade in the 8X, 9X generation. And the children's Mid-Autumn Festival now doesn't lack anything. Everything children love is much different, more fruit cakes, more variety.
Let's take a look back at the images of the old Mid-Autumn Festival to see the gradual fades with the years of the old days in this traditional Tet holiday.
Carp fish lanterns made from bamboo frames, shiny cellophane .
. or lanterns recycled from soda cans are all deep memories of many generations of childhood.
The neighbors gathered, each with a lamp, together they looked at moonlight lamps .
Those who are more likely to have a sturdy plastic lantern.
'The star lamp, the bright 5-pointed star .'.
The light pulls around and tells the story.
The moonlit tunes back then mostly came from the simple frog drums .
Or the small 'instrument' that nobody knows this name!
Five fruits tray with dog grapefruit, citrus fruit is simple, rustic but delicious.
That oil and candlestick ship has become 'treasure' today.
The images once, you remember .
Traditional paper mache masks are thick, durable and soulful.
Lanterns associated with the childhood of generations 8x, 9x.
These homemade lights are probably gone now.
In the old days, I was really impressed by the children.
