In China, it is generally said to be the "moon of the fifteenth", but in Japan it is said to be the "moon of the thirteenth night". Is the full moon time different in Japan and China?
For this reason, I conducted several actual observations and found that the full moon time in Japan is no different from that in China. Moreover, from a scientific point of view, there is no Japanese saying that "full thirteen moon" is present. It can be seen that Japan likes to say "Thirteen Nights Moon", perhaps because of its traditional habits, or they deliberately try to distinguish themselves from China. Regarding this, it is not difficult to discover when we examine Japan's linguistic and cultural phenomena.
For a long time, although Japan has accepted the huge influence of Chinese traditional culture , they have tried every means to distinguish them from China and highlight their own characteristics. This may be the result of Japanese culture being born from China and different from China. Significant features. The reason seems to be behind Japan's strong national consciousness.
But then again, every nation has its own unique values and sense of beauty, and everyone also has their own preferences and preferences.
I once spent my childhood and teenage years on the banks of the Yishui River. I also lived in Tokyo for a long time and temporarily stayed in different cities in some countries and China. However, if you say preferences and preferences, they should be the cities of my country now. .
When people reach middle age, they no longer have the envy and admiration of the "bright moon" in the bustling metropolis, nor the attachment to the past that "the moon is bright in my hometown". Perhaps it is just the saying "A peace of mind is my hometown". "The old saying of "I feel that my heart has become calm and dull. The city you live in now is your destination and the "homeland of full moon" in your mind.
Although this city is still developing and has "flaws" of one kind or another, it cannot conceal my aesthetic and love for the "moon" here. I think maybe it’s not just me, but everyone has their own moon and full moon night in their minds.
When night comes, I sit quietly in front of the window, put a small table on it, put a few mooncakes, grapes and apples are indispensable, and my favorite big pomegranate, and brew a pot of green tea. Appreciating my own "moon" and looking at the increasingly beautiful moon, I couldn't help but feel a little excited in my calm heart.
It’s really life to bow your head, and looking up is longing!
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