red moon festival

If there was a statue of the Lunar Star Lord or a rabbit, it could be placed in the middle of the moonlight position for kneeling. If there was no statue, a memorial tablet could be set up with the name of the Celestial Lord written on it and placed in the middle of the back. If there was no statue or memorial tablet, the incense burner should be placed in the middle of the front row of the tributes (closest to the moon worshippers). Incense was essential. According to the rules of the temple, there were three sticks of incense. One could use the left hand to burn the incense. The order was middle, right, and left. The three sticks of incense had to be inserted straight and flat, with a gap of no more than an inch. The five offerings for worshipping the moon included: placing incense in the middle (there was good incense at home that could be used. The "Qi" of burning incense could communicate with the gods and better convey wishes. If there was no incense burner, apples or oranges could be used as incense seats), fresh flowers, clear water (no raw water or unclean water), and fruits and fruits. In some moon-worshipping ceremonies, cultural volunteers dressed in Han costumes would perform rituals such as offering incense three times, offering wine three times, reading blessings, and worshipping the moon according to ancient China rituals. In ancient times, families gathered together on the Mid-Autumn Festival. A sacrificial table was placed facing the direction of the rising moon. Moonlight paper was hung high in front of the table. Mooncakes, osmanthus wine, fruits, etc. were placed on the table. There were also rituals such as reading blessings and worshipping the moon. "Yun Anlu's Body Sacrifice" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

The cast of " Flower Moon Festival " included Wu Qilong, Yang Caini, Ge Minhui, Zhang Ting, and He Jiaju. " The Reborn Daughter General Star " is the original novel of the TV series " The Moon Is Like Song." Everyone can click on the link below to read the original novel. The original novel is equally exciting.

Moon to Mid-Autumn Festival was a movie that was released in China in 1983. It was directed by Yan Gong and starred Xia Zongxue, Yuan Mei, and Tan Mingdi. The film was set on the Mid-Autumn Festival and told the family story of Ling Mengqing and Fang Shu, who were over 50 years old, after they got married. After Ling Mengqing came to Fang Shu's house, he was treated coldly by Fang Shu's children. His daughter Juanjuan was wary of Ling Mengqing, and his son Shusheng was cynical. Ling Mengqing's son, Ling Qiang, was discharged from the military and returned home after exposing Shu Sheng to deceive his parents on the issue of money. The family set off an uproar. Shu Sheng ran away from home, Ling Qiang went to Qinghai, and Juanjuan quietly left home with her sister. In the face of this situation, although Ling Mengqing and Fang Shu had been dejected and discouraged, Ling Mengqing firmly believed that love could warm people's hearts. He worked hard to fight for the opportunity to attend a professional school for Shusheng and took care of Juanjuan and the other three siblings when Fang Shu went out to perform. However, Shu Sheng did not study seriously and accidentally dropped Juanjuan's academic paper into the water. Ling Mengqing helped Shu Sheng compensate his sister's information and at the same time explore the key to open Juanjuan's heart. The film showed the complexity of family relationships and marriage, as well as the courage and tenacity of people in the face of difficulties. It expressed the theme of the kind people of that era breaking through emotional entanglements, embracing life again, and obtaining happiness and joy.

The Mid-Autumn Festival Moon Sacrifice Ceremony had a long history. Its origin could be traced back to the pre-Qin period. At that time, there was a custom of the emperor worshipping the moon at the autumnal equinox to seek peace and prosperity for the country. This was the earliest prototype of the Mid-Autumn Festival Moon Sacrifice Ceremony. As time passed, in ancient times, offering sacrifices to the moon was one of the most important customs of the Mid-Autumn Festival. On the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, people would hold ceremonies to welcome the cold and offer sacrifices to the moon. Mooncakes were originally offerings to the moon during the ancient Mid-Autumn Festival. This tradition of offering sacrifices to the moon expressed people's respect and prayers to the Moon God, and later gradually evolved into a folk custom. In modern times, there were still places that held the Mid-Autumn Festival Moon Ceremony, such as the Luyi Mid-Autumn Festival Moon Ceremony at 7 pm on September 17th, 2024, the Mid-Autumn Festival Moon Worship Dharma Assembly held on the evening of September 17th, 2024 in the square in front of the Mahavira Hall of Tongjue Temple, and the "Mid-Autumn Festival Night Gathering by the River of Full Moon" on the evening of September 15th in Huai 'an. These activities reflected the inheritance and continuation of the traditional cultural customs of the Mid-Autumn Festival. " Yun Anlu's Body Sacrifice " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!