Double Festival Celebration Double Fesival Celebration

This year, the Mid-Autumn Festival and the National Day coincide, celebrating both family and nation, doubling the joy.
From Wednesday, October 1st to Monday, October 6th, there will be a six-day holiday for the combined celebration. During this period, employees can fully enjoy the time with their families, relaxing and having fun together.
**Double Festival Celebration**
"The moon rises over the sea, and at this moment, we share it across the land." The Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the four major traditional festivals in China. It originated from the ancient worship of the moon, the sacrifice to the moon goddess Chang'e, and the celebration of the autumn harvest. It has been passed down for thousands of years, initially taking shape in the Tang Dynasty and becoming popular in the Song Dynasty. It embodies the beautiful expectations of reunion and harvest and is filled with the Chinese people's longing for their hometowns and loved ones. On this day, people celebrate by worshipping the moon, appreciating the moon, eating mooncakes, and watching lanterns, passing down the cultural essence of the Chinese nation from generation to generation.
"Rivers and mountains are adorned with splendor, and the prosperous era writes a magnificent chapter." National Day is a significant festival established to commemorate the founding of the People's Republic of China. On October 1, 1949, New China was proclaimed. On December 2, 1949, it was decided that October 1st of each year would be the National Day. Every National Day, the whole country is decorated with lanterns and flags. Flag-raising ceremonies are held in various places to show national sentiment, demonstrate the national image, and unite the national strength.
**Moonlight over the Rivers and Mountains**
The Mid-Autumn Festival moon is full, and the lights of home are on.
May you be safe and happy.
A bite of mooncake, a portion of longing, a greeting.
May you be surrounded by warmth and love this Mid-Autumn Festival.
As the moon slowly becomes full, may your stories slowly become complete.
Wishing all reunions are not in vain.
This year, the Mid-Autumn Festival and the National Day coincide,
Celebrating both family and nation, doubling the joy.