About the Mid-Autumn Festival, a collection of interesting Mid-Autumn Festival proverbs

What is the idiom about Mid-Autumn Festival? The Mid-Autumn Festival is known as the most poetic and picturesque festival, and every household eats mooncakes on this day. Next, let’s take a look at some idioms about the Mid-Autumn Festival.

A Complete Collection of Idioms about the Mid-Autumn Festival

The heart of glutinous rice cakes born on August 15th - soft but not hard Eat round cakes on the night of August 15th - round on top and round on bottom; fate on top and fate on bottom The moon of Mid-Autumn Festival - fair and square August 15th Reunion Festival - once a year Stand on the river bank to catch the moon - wasted work Watch lanterns on August 15th - half a year too late Appreciate sweet osmanthus on Mid-Autumn Festival - beautiful flowers and full moon Eat rice cakes on August 15th - still early Spend Mid-Autumn Festival at the Wangjiang Pavilion - the one near the water gets the moon first Plant early rice after Mid-Autumn Festival - late season Mid-Autumn weather - neither cold nor hot High tide on August 15th - waves higher than one wave August 15th May - sooner or later there will be such a day Make rice cakes on August 15th - hurry up (Chen Zaoer)

Planting peanuts on August 15th - blind command Catching rabbits on August 15th - celebrating the festival with you, celebrating the festival without you Spending Mid-Autumn Festival on Wangjiang Pavilion - those who are close to the water get the moon first The weather of Mid-Autumn Festival - neither cold nor hot Spending Mid-Autumn Festival on Wangjiang Pavilion - those who are close to the water get the moon first The Mid-Autumn Festival is over Leap August - reunion has passed and reunion has come again The moon of Mid-Autumn Festival - aboveboard Appreciating sweet-scented osmanthus on Mid-Autumn Festival - flowers are in full bloom and the moon is full Celebrating the New Year on August 15th - the solar term is off Eating moon cakes on August 15th - festive food Holding a wedding on August 15th - people and the moon are reunited Having a baby on August 15th - caught up with the festival Watching sweet-scented osmanthus on August 15th - flowers are in full bloom and the moon is full The moon of August 15th - aboveboard Mid-Autumn Festival is over Leap August - reunion has passed and reunion has come again Buying New Year goods on August 15th - hurry up rather than late Eating rice dumplings on August 15th - not the right time The moon is covered by clouds on August 15th - spoiling the fun