The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival, is one of the most important 【小题1】 (festival) celebrated in China and other East Asian countries. It falls 【小题2】 the 15th day of the 8th lunar month on the traditional Chinese calendar. On that night, the moon is 【小题3】(bright) and fuller than any other night. Enjoying the beauty of the full moon on this day 【小题4】 (be) a long standing traditional Chinese custom for centuries.

The Mid-Autumn Festival is a big day for Chinese people, 【小题5】will go back home and have dinner with their families. The roundness of the full moon expresses people’s desire for a wholesome happy family. After the dinner, friends and family usually get together 【小题6】 (enjoy) the moonlight and moon-cakes.

Eating moon-cakes is 【小题7】 important custom during the Mid-Autumn Festival. Due to the different diet habits in different regions, moon-cakes vary in taste. 【小题8】 (general), traditional tastes include fillings of five kernel, egg yolk, jujube paste and bean paste. Now there are new tastes like ice cream and durian.

【小题9】 the taste of moon-cakes is changing, the symbolic meaning of the full moon remains unchanged and the Chinese custom of eating moon-cake and 【小题10】 (long)for reunion during the Mid-Autumn Festival will never fade away.

The Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration between New Zealand and China 【小题1】 (hold) with high-quality performances at the New Zealand National Museum on Sunday night. 【小题2】 (art) from south-western China’s Chongqing presented the Wellington audience 【小题3】 Sichuan Opera Performance. The performances perfectly showed the charm of Chinese culture and art to the audience.

Guo Zongguang, 【小题4】 is the director of the China Cultural Center in New Zealand, stressed that this show was one of 【小题5】 most important events in this year’s culture exchanges between China and New Zealand.

Brett Hudson, a member of Parliament, acknowledged that China, now New Zealand’s largest trading partner, provided New Zealanders with thousands and thousands of jobs. “Our relationship with China is 【小题6】 (extreme) important. Our two-way trade now tops 28 billion New Zealand dollars in 2018, 【小题7】 (help) New Zealanders improve lifestyles for families, and it is strengthening even 【小题8】 (far) through cultural exchanges and better understanding of one another.”

Overall, the Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration was a great success, showcasing the 【小题9】 (rich) and beauty of Chinese culture to the people of New Zealand. It also highlighted the strong and mutually beneficial relationship between the two countries, both in trade and cultural exchange. Such events serve as a reminder of the importance of 【小题10】 (promote) understanding and friendship between different nations and cultures.

Go Skateboarding Day is celebrated every year on June 21. Skateboarding is an action sport that involves riding a skateboard and performing tricks. The skateboarding event 【小题1】 (organize) by the international Association of Skateboard Companies (IASC) is to make this activity more welcoming to everyone.

The IASC 【小题2】 (establish) Go Skateboarding Day back in 2004. It aims to make skateboarding a community event and bring people together. Through this event, the IASC also wants to encourage skateboarders to put all electronics aside. This day sees many events, competitions, workshops, and fundraisers being hosted across 【小题3】 globe. Go Skateboarding Day brings skaters together at their local spots 【小题4】 they perform and share tricks, learn from other professionals, or just enjoy 【小题5】.

Go Skateboarding Day shows the benefits of skateboarding which makes a big 【小题6】 (contribute) to the abilities of 【小题7】 (individual). New York City remains an important centre for the celebration of Go Skateboarding Day 【小题8】 people going to the streets in the thousands. 【小题9】 you’re landing amazing tricks or are new to the sport, take your skateboard, helmet, and knee and elbow pads and celebrate Go Skateboarding Day! You 【小题10】 (definite)won’t regret being part of this super fun day.