Children's rhymes about the Mid-Autumn Festival Interesting children's rhymes about the Mid-Autumn Festival

What are some nursery rhymes about the Mid-Autumn Festival? The history of the Mid-Autumn Festival is long. Legend has it that it is to commemorate Chang'e's flight to the moon. Next, let’s take a look at some interesting nursery rhymes that describe the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Interesting Mid-Autumn Festival nursery rhymes

Grandpa makes mooncakes for me

The moon is bright on the 15th of August. Grandpa makes mooncakes for me. The mooncakes are round, sweet and fragrant. A piece of mooncake is a piece of love. Grandpa is an old Red Army soldier. Grandpa treats me very well. I sing a ballad for him. I dedicate my heart to him.

Mooncake Ballad

The moon is big and round, there is a big moon cake in the sky, enough to eat for fifteen days.
If you don't believe it, look up at the sky. The fifteenth moon is bright and round.
Twenty-two and twenty-three are missing half a piece, twenty-seven and twenty-eight are thin and crooked, and cannot be seen at the night of the 30th.

"Mid-Autumn Festival"

Mid-Autumn Festival, the moon is bright, the whole family watches the moon together,
The moon is round and bright, the mooncake is sweet and fragrant.
Eat moon cakes, look at the moon, talk and laugh happily.

Mid-Autumn Festival Moon Worship Song

The moon is bright/eat big cake/Don't eat big cake, eat small cake, don't eat small cake, eat fragrant gramineous/eat cake/good weather and good harvest, eat gramineous/life is getting better and better