It’s another year when the moon is full, and the golden laurel branches bloom together. Mid-Autumn is a traditional festival in China, symbolizing reunion, harmony, and positivity. Exploring the ancient charm of Mid-Autumn Festival opened the prelude to food, taste, and fun!
Wearing the clothes of my Han family, I will be honored as a country of etiquette. What kind of scenery is it when cute little children encounter Hanfu? A graceful little lady, a stylish gentleman, let’s take a look together!
The moon symbolizes circle of people. Moon cake symbolizes reunion and little successors experience the joy of making homemade iced skin moon cakes. Look, as they rub and knead the dough, everyone was happy and lively. Simple raw materials become beautiful and appetizing through children’s little hands!
Games. Mid-Autumn Festival
Rabbit rushes forward, Rabbit eats radish, and archer shoots the sun, experiencing traditional customs during the game.
Children were able to express their creativity in different ways during the arts and crafts activity like in “Little Bunny on the Moon,” “Handmade Stickers,” and “Changes in Moon Phase,” etc. Let’s enjoy their artworks together!
During the Mid-Autumn celebration, our children enjoyed the “Sing and dance” Mid-Autumn nursery rhymes, enjoyed watching the mini-drama prepared by our lovely teachers – “Moon Girl Changing Clothes,” and learned about the origin and legend of Mid-Autumn Festival happily.
Wearing Hanfu, reading stories, having fun trips, and making moon cakes, the full moon is the most perfect scenery during the Mid-Autumn Festival filled with mixed emotions. Children have gained a deeper understanding of the “roundness” of celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival and planted a seed of dreams in their hearts.