The Qiuxi Festival in South Korea was held by the small town in Shandong

The Mid -Autumn Festival is approaching. Koreans will worship their ancestors, eat muffins, and wear traditional clothing. Because it is only more than 200 nautical miles away from South Korea's straight line, Weihai, Shandong has become a bridgehead exported by Chinese goods to South Korea.

The employees of the rookie logistics Weihai warehouse said: "In Weihai Warehouse, Shandong, in the direction of South Korea, there are all aspects of the life of clothing, food, housing, and transportation. Now it is only 72 hours from Shandong to South Korea. Many products from the Mid -Autumn Festival in South Korea come from Weihai, Shandong."

Netizen: Hold it!

On August 15th, it was the autumn Festival of Koreans. Qiu Xi can be said to be the most important traditional festival of the year of the Korean people. It is a harvest and gratitude festival. 3 days of Qiuxi Festival. If you add a weekend, it can grow for up to 5 days.

In fact, the autumn Festival of the Korean people has been separated by the Mid -Autumn Festival in the history books for thousands of years, and the connotation and expression of the festival are also completely different. The meaning of the autumn Festival is mainly to celebrate the harvest, worship the ancestors, and recall the ancestors' ethics. , It has nothing to do with the moon appreciation.

Recently, a book entitled "Everyday Life of the Ancients" has the origin of the Mid -Autumn Festival and moon cakes. It claims that the Mid -Autumn Festival is a "foreign festival" and originated in South Korea. The author of the book@该 该 该 该 Posted on the Internet and apologized, saying that he was too arbitrary and one -sided, and the words were not rigorous. Especially the word "Western Festival" only pursued hot vocabulary, but caused ambiguity. It has been communicated with the publishing house, deleting this chapter in the electronic version, and the paper book will be reviewed and deleted within one month.

(Comprehensive Observer Network, Straits Metropolis Daily, Sina Weibo) Editor: Zheng Chuqiao

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