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Mid-Autumn Festival
Senior citizens celebrate Mid-autumn Day
Two senior citizens interested in theatrical performance take part in recreational activities at Xingqing Park in Xi¡¯an, capital of north China's Shaanxi Province, Oct. 6, 2006.
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¡¤ Mainlanders send 2 bln text messages at Mid-Autumn Festival
People on the Chinese mainland sent approximately 2 billion text messages to convey festival greetings to friends, relatives and family members at this year's Mid-Autumn Festival, which fell on Oct. 6. ¡¡
¡¤ Mooncakes flown to soldiers at roadless frontier
Mooncakes were flown to China's last roadless county, where soldiers are stationed, to celebrate the Moon Festival Friday. "There has been snowstorm at the mountain pass, and the helicopter failed
¡¤ Astronomer: Fullest moon a day after Mid-autumn Day this year
Chinese people used to enjoy the fullest moon on Mid-Autumn Day, but it won't be at its fullest on Friday and not on this festival until 2011, according to a Chinese astronomer. The fullest moon
¡¤ Schwarzenegger celebrates Moon Festival
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¡¤ Young Chinese opt for healthy moon cakes
Health-conscious young Chinese are spurning oil and sugar-laden commercially made moon cakes and keeping alive the art of baking the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival delicacies at home. In contrast
¡¤ Biggest mid-autumn moon in 9 years to be seen on Oct. 6
Chinese people can see the biggest mid-autumn moon in nine years at Friday night, the day of traditional Mid-Autumn Festival for Chinese, astronomical experts say. Experts with the Astronomical
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¡¤ Senior citizens celebrate Mid-autumn Day
¡¤ Young people in traditional costume worship the moon
¡¤ E-presents greet Mid-Autumn Festival
¡¤ Constructors receive moon cakes from governmental staff members
¡¤ Handmade moon cakes greet Mid-Autumn Festival
¡¤ Rabbit gods for Mid-Autumn Festival
According to Chinese legend, a goddess lives on the moon with the rabbit god, armed with a medicine pestle in search of the elixir of immortality. The practice of worshipping the rabbit god, usually seated on the back of an

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