Midwinter in China
These days there are so many festivals. 2 days ago it was midwinter and people celebrate this day in China. At midwinter the night is the longest night of a year. Chinese people even regard this day as the more important day than Chinese new year in some cities. Usually People would eat dumplings in north China, and in south China people would eat rice ball soup which is a sort of dessert. From midwinter it would be colder and colder. But the daytime is longer and longer. The earth is accumulating power and energy to give new life in spring.
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Midwinter in China
These days there are so many festivals. 2 days ago it was midwinter (winter solstice) and people celebrate this day in China. At midwinter the night is Winter solstice has the longest night of a year. In some Chinese cities people even regard this day as the a more important day than Chinese new year in some cities. On this day Usually northern Chinese people would eat dumplings in north China, and in southern China people would eat warm sweet sticky-rice ball soup (this which is a sort of dessert). From midwinter it would be gets colder and colder, but the daytime is gets longer and longer. The earth is accumulating power and energy to give new life in spring. (haha, only half of the earth - the other half is the reverse! Midwinter in China is midsummer in Australia!)0
Midwinter in China
On these days, there are so many festivals. 2 days ago it was midwinter and people celebrated this day in China. At midwinter the night is the longest night of a year. Chinese people even regard this day as the more important day than Chinese new year in some cities. Usually People would eat dumplings in north China, and in south China people would eat rice ball soup which is a sort of dessert. From midwinter it would be colder and colder. But the daytime is longer and longer. The earth is accumulating power and energy to give new life in spring.Oh, it's the first time I've heard about Mid-winter Festival. Thanks so much for your sharing <333
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