The Mid-Autumn Festival, celebrated on the 15th day of the eighth month of the Chinese lunar calendar, has been cherished by people of China throughout the ages. This festival is a time for family reunions, admiring the full moon, and indulging in delicious mooncakes.
Bonnie, a French resident of Shanghai for 16 years, offers a unique perspective on this beloved tradition. In her recent video, she delves into her understanding of the Mid-Autumn Festival, tracing the origins of the term \"Mid-Autumn\" back to its first documentation in \"The Rites of Zhou.\"
Bonnie also shares her favorite classic fairy tale, \"Chang'e Flying to the Moon,\" bringing the legend to life for her audience. Additionally, she recites Li Bai's ancient poem \"Thoughts on a Silent Night\" in French, beautifully expressing her admiration for traditional Chinese festivals.
Through her experiences, Bonnie exemplifies the enriching cultural exchanges that enrich our global community, celebrating traditions that connect generations and cultures.
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