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China moon festival September 27th is china Mid-Autumn festival,I love the day very much because we are not only day off but also have some bonus from company,and a lot of family will have barbeque party and see the full moon. In traditional Chinese culture,we usually sent moon cakes to relative or clients when we visit them. In the 14th century eating moon cakes was given a new significance. Because this century China was ruled by Mongolians. The leader of the rebellion set coordinate the rebellion without it being discovered. So used the moon cakes to send a secret message about fighting Mongolian. Today moon cakes are eaten to commemorate this event.

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The China moon festival

September 27th is the china chinese Mid-Autumn festival,I love the this day very much because we are not only have a day off but also have some a bonus from company,and a lot of family families will have a barbeque party and see the full moon.

In traditional Chinese culture,we usually sent send moon cakes to relative or clients when we visit them. In the 14th century eating moon cakes was given a new significance. Because this in that century China was ruled by Mongolians. The leader of the rebellion set wanted to coordinate the rebellion without it being discovered. So he used the moon cakes to send a secret message about fighting the Mongolians. Today moon cakes are eaten to commemorate this event.

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China moon festival

September 27th is the China Mid-Autumn festival,I love the day very much because it is not only day off but it also has some bonus from company,and a lot of family will have barbeque party and see the full moon.

In traditional Chinese culture,we usually sent moon cakes to relative or clients when we visit them. In the 14th century, eating moon cakes was known as a new significance. Because this century China was ruled by Mongolians. The leader of the rebellion set coordinate the rebellion without being discovered. So using the moon cakes ment sending a secret message about fighting Mongolian. Today moon cakes are eaten to commemorate this event.

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