The autumnal equinox has arrived,
This means that the real autumn is coming!
The weather in Hangzhou is getting cooler.
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What interesting arrangements do you have for the holidays?
In fact, the editor wanted to give you a
and rough it up
but! Of course I have to accompany you all on such an important holiday
!
Many people are concerned about whether they can go out to enjoy the moon today.
Let’s take a look at the weather conditions first~
2018 Mid-Autumn Moon Appreciation Forecast
As the saying goes, "the moon on the fifteenth day is sixteen round".
Astronomy experts said that the Mid-Autumn Festival for three consecutive years in 2018, 2019 and 2020 will usher in "the moon on the fifteenth day and sixteen rounds", and it will not be until 2021 to catch up with the "moon on the fifteenth day and fifteen round days".
The roundest moment of the moon this year occurred at 22:52 on the 25th . Although the moon tonight is not as round as tomorrow night, the difference is actually not too big. It is difficult for the naked eye to distinguish subtle changes, so it will not affect everyone's appreciation of the moon.
Astronomy experts remind that the best time to admire the moon is about two hours after sunset. Of course, when admiring the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival, whether the moon is round or not is one thing, but what is more important are the clouds. If the clouds are too thick, the moon may play "hide and seek" with us.
The lowest temperature in the morning and evening today will be 18-20℃, and it may be even lower in mountainous areas, so friends who intend to go to the countryside to enjoy the moon should remember to wear appropriate clothes.
Weekly weather forecast
Farmer proverbs say: "One autumn rain and one cold, ten autumn rains make it easier to wear cotton", "White dew on the autumnal equinox night, one night cold and one cold night". How is the weather in Hangzhou after the autumnal equinox?
Today is the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the weather is still very good!
It will be mainly cloudy.
The temperature is also very cool and suitable!
In the next two days, it will be mainly cloudy in Hangzhou, and
27-29 it will be rainy. The temperature of
has been relatively comfortable in the past week, with the highest temperature hovering around 26-28℃.
The editor also got the latest news
New typhoon is coming again! ! !
html Typhoon No. 324 " Trami " was generated on September 21
. It is expected that "Trami" will move west-northwest at a speed of 20-25 kilometers per hour, gradually strengthen in intensity, and gradually approach the southeastern coast of my country. Although the three-day long holiday will not have an impact on my country's coastal waters, the "Autumn Tiger" after the fight is weak, and the subtropical high has moved eastward significantly. As a result, the airflow guiding the typhoon will not be clear for a while. There are large variables in the typhoon path. It is necessary to It will gradually become clear after the long holiday.
On the other hand, Trami will stay in the Pacific "warm pool" for a long time, absorb a lot of energy, and strengthen into a strong typhoon or higher level . my country's Central Meteorological Observatory has given a forecast of 16-level super typhoon , and the Japan Meteorological Agency has given a forecast of 105kt - this wind speed is already on the same level as the super typhoon Jebi that hit Japan, second only to the wind king Mangkhut.
Central Meteorological Observatory’s forecast for Trami.
Trami is not only strong, but also big. In the next few days, Trami will incorporate a large number of southwest monsoon and tropical clouds, growing bigger and bigger like a snowball, becoming a large typhoon with broad circulation.
Moreover, the speed of Trami is very slow. It will not approach my country until after the Mid-Autumn Festival and before the National Day holiday, which may affect many people's arrangements for the National Day holiday. So how it goes is very important. The latest calculation results of the
supercomputer show that Tammei most likely first came to the east of Taiwan or near Taiwan, and then stayed for two or three days, and then made a sharp turn to Japan . The location of Tammei's detention is particularly critical: if is detained 500 kilometers east of Taiwan, it will only bring strong winds and the impact will not be too great; if it is detained near Taiwan, it may bring severe winds to Taiwan, Zhejiang and other places. Continuous heavy rain and strong winds will have a great impact on .
△Central Meteorological Observatory’s path forecast for Trami
So far this year, there have been more typhoons that have affected and landed in our country. Among them, Shanghai and the area north of Shanghai have had more typhoons. Zhejiang has normal, Guangdong, Hainan and Guangxi have normal. Only Taiwan and Fujian have less.
Therefore, no matter how we go, the influence of Taiwan and Japan cannot escape. Therefore, friends who go to Taiwan and Japan during the National Day holiday, that is, from 1 to 2, should choose their itinerary carefully and make alternative arrangements; while Guangdong Friends in the east, especially the Chaoshan area, Fujian, Zhejiang and Shanghai, should pay close attention to the developments in Tammei and make timely preparations for adjustments..
reminds everyone:
" Trami" is large in size,
intense,
the later path is extremely complicated,
and just before the National Day holiday,
friends who plan to go to Taiwan, Fujian and Japan,
should pay close attention to the typhoon trends. Make necessary preparations.
Festival Tips
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Today is the Mid-Autumn Festival!
The editor also collected
12 cold facts about the Mid-Autumn Festival.
You may only know the first one...
First of all, do you know? The Mid-Autumn Festival is protected!
The Mid-Autumn Festival is an intangible cultural heritage and is protected!
The Mid-Autumn Festival is a traditional festival in my country. Together with the Spring Festival, Dragon Boat Festival and Qingming Festival, it is also known as the four traditional festivals of the Chinese Han people. According to historical records, ancient emperors had a ritual system of worshiping the sun in spring and the moon in autumn. The word "Mid-Autumn Festival" first appeared in the book "Zhou Li"; it was not until the early years of the Tang Dynasty that the Mid-Autumn Festival became a fixed festival. "Book of Tang· "Taizong Ji" records " Mid-Autumn Festival on August 15th"; the popularity of the Mid-Autumn Festival began in the Song Dynasty.
The country attaches great importance to the protection of intangible cultural heritage. On May 20, 2006, this folk custom was approved by the State Council to be included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage lists.
How many nicknames does the Mid-Autumn Festival have? At least 10.
The name of the Mid-Autumn Festival comes from the Chinese lunar calendar. In the lunar calendar, a year is divided into four seasons, and each season is divided into three parts: Meng, Zhong and Ji. Therefore, the Mid-Autumn Festival is also called "Zhongqiu".
The Mid-Autumn Festival has many nicknames: because it falls on August 15th, it is called "August Festival", " half of August "; and because the full moon is the "heroine", it is also called "Yuexi" "Autumn Festival", "Mid-Autumn Festival", "August Meeting", "Moon Chasing Festival", "Moon Playing Festival", "Moon Worshiping Festival", "Reunion Festival" and so on.
The mystery of the origin of the Mid-Autumn Festival - related to exams!
Regarding the origin of the Mid-Autumn Festival, there are roughly three types: it originated from the ancient worship of the moon, the custom of singing and dancing under the moon to find a partner, and it is the ancient custom of worshiping the earth god in the autumn reprint. On the night of the Mid-Autumn Festival, the bright moon is in the sky and the clear light fills the earth. People regard the full moon as a symbol of reunion, and August 15th as the day for the reunion of relatives.
The Mid-Autumn Festival has become a major festival of the year, and it has an extremely subtle relationship with the imperial examination. The three-year Autumn Palace Competition happened to be held in August, and people hailed those who took the high school entrance examination as those who won the title in the middle of the month. Every Mid-Autumn Festival, grand celebrations have become an important custom for people in the whole society and have remained popular through the ages.
Legend has it that mooncakes were named after Concubine Yang~
Historical records show that the origin of mooncakes can be traced back to the Han Dynasty. At that time, Zhang Qian, the originator of overseas shopping, went on a mission to the Western Regions and brought back sesame seeds (called "flax" at the time) from abroad. The locals use walnut kernels as fillings to make a round cake, which is called walnut cake. Suddenly I felt that I knew a lot ~
In fact, mooncakes appeared in the Tang Dynasty, and in the Song Dynasty, there were lotus leaf, golden flower, hibiscus and other varieties. The poet Su Dongpo once praised moon cakes with the poem "Small cakes are like chewing the moon, with crisp and sweet taste in them". Legend has it that on the Mid-Autumn Festival night one year, Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Concubine Yang started a high-profile show of affection -
From then on, Hu cakes were called moon cakes. It was not until the Ming Dynasty that mooncakes became a must-have food for the Mid-Autumn Festival."West Lake Tour Chronicles" records that "August 15th is called the Mid-Autumn Festival, and people send mooncakes to each other to symbolize reunion."
Moon cakes should be cut into pieces according to each person, one serving per person.
According to traditional customs, when eating moon cakes, the moon cakes, which symbolize the full moon, should be cut into pieces and one serving per person.
For relatives who have not returned home, parents should carefully keep their share of the mooncakes and wait for them to taste it when they come back.
Lord Rabbit was not originally a toy
Lord Rabbit was originally an object for people to worship the moon. It was made of clay and looked like a person sitting upright. What Master Rabbit pays attention to is "please every year, give every year". Giving a gift to Lord Rabbit means throwing away the Lord Rabbit invited last year before the Mid-Autumn Festival, which means that Lord Rabbit took away all the disasters in the family last year, and then invites the new Lord Rabbit this year.
Since the Qing Dynasty, it has gradually become a children's Mid-Autumn Festival toy. In the hands of folk artists, Lord Rabbit has the image of a rabbit head and a jade pestle. There is even a kind of rabbit with movable elbow joints and chin, commonly known as "Bada Mouth", which is very cute.
Pure Five-nut mooncakes In fact, the more you chew, the more fragrant it becomes
There was a war in the mooncake industry - "Should five-nut mooncakes be removed from the mooncake industry?" Supporters said that five-nut mooncakes are stuffed with red and green silk, The fat residue and rock sugar particles make it feel like dark cuisine.
In fact, there are even more bizarre ones in the mooncake world, such as fermented bean curd mooncakes, braised pork mooncakes, chive mooncakes, chocolate spicy beef mooncakes...
The Chinese people are constantly innovating, ahhhh~ you know!
However, you probably didn’t get the authentic and good stuffing. The GB/T19855-2015 "Mooncake" standard issued by the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine and the China National Standardization Administration Committee clearly states that only mooncakes processed into fillings using five main raw materials, including walnut kernels, almonds, olive kernels, melon seeds, and sesame seeds, can be called mooncakes. It is "Five Kernel Mooncakes".
The authentic five-nut mooncake contains not only walnut kernels and almonds, but also meat floss and cloud legs, which is fragrant but not greasy.
Therefore, the pure five-nut mooncake actually becomes more delicious the more you chew it.
Whether to eat hot mooncakes or cold ones
Mooncakes are rich in fat and should not be eaten with cold drinks, otherwise they will cause diarrhea. It is best to make a cup of hot tea and drink it while eating, which can quench your thirst. Second, it can remove odor in the mouth and aid digestion. However, even healthy people should not eat more than one mooncake a day, and they should not eat it on an empty stomach. Otherwise, the excessive concentration of sugar and fat in the intestines and stomach will secrete a large amount of gastric acid, thus inducing gastrointestinal discomfort.
Eating moon cakes = drinking three spoons of oil? Not so scary
Every Mid-Autumn Festival, there is always an article "Eating a moon cake = drinking three spoons of oil" that floods the circle of friends. 50 grams of egg yolk mooncake contains 14 grams of , which is calculated as 5 grams of oil per spoon. This means Eating a moon cake is equivalent to drinking three spoons of oil.
Zhu Jiajin, associate professor of the Department of Food Science and Nutrition at Zhejiang University, said that the nutritional dietary guidelines for Chinese residents recommend that each adult’s oil intake is 1 gram of oil for 1 kilogram of body weight, of which 25-30 grams of edible oil, and others Oil content in food. Taking a 60-kg person as an example, the recommended daily oil intake is 60 grams. A 50-gram egg yolk mooncake contains 14 grams, which is equivalent to eating 23% of the oil in a day. It is not as scary as everyone thinks.
The world’s largest lily mooncake weighs 900 pounds!
How big is the biggest mooncake you have ever eaten? On September 8, 2014, it has a diameter of 2.123 meters, a thickness of 13.3 centimeters, and a total weight of about 900 kilograms. It uses high-quality lotus seeds as the base, about 700 kilograms of Lanzhou specialty Lily as the filling, supplemented by 160 kilograms of flour, and is carefully crafted by 20 mooncake making masters. The processed giant mooncake was unveiled in Lanzhou, Gansu Province. It was certified by the world record certifier on site as the world's largest lily mooncake.
Everyone, stay away, I’m afraid you’ll have to use your “prehistoric strength” to eat this!
Is the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday enjoyed by modern talents?
Finally, I must talk about the holiday that we are most concerned about~~
As early as the Tang Dynasty, the court stipulated that the Mid-Autumn Festival would be a three-day holiday. In the Southern Song Dynasty, there was a day off during the Mid-Autumn Festival. During the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, most traditional holidays including the Mid-Autumn Festival were cancelled.
In modern times, my country has designated the Mid-Autumn Festival as a legal holiday since 2008. The Mid-Autumn Festival holiday is actually only one day, but it is usually formed into a long holiday through double holidays, so that you and I can go on a trip and go shopping. Of course, there is also the enjoyment of sleeping for three days...
Finally, I wish everyone a happy Mid-Autumn Festival!
Give a thumbs up to the editor who worked overtime during the long holiday ~
source | Comprehensive network collection
editor | Yang Jin
