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Happy Moon Day to all! 幸福中秋 ! Linked to

Happy Moon Day to all! 幸福中秋 !

Linked to the yin energy of the yin and yang couple, the Moon is a feminine symbol. Documents mentioning the ancient lunar cult claim that it was performed exclusively by women.

Furthermore, according to tradition, friendships are made and broken under the gaze of the Moon, and marriages are arranged from birth by a mythical figure called the old man under the moon (yuè xià lao rén, 月下老人).

All these factors combine to make the mid-autumn festival an auspicious evening for romantic endeavors.

In the rural society of yesteryear, young girls would set off into obscure fields and vegetable gardens to grope for a vegetable plant. Certain types, the spring onion (cong, 蔥) for example, augured particularly favorably for the matrimonial future. Romantic rendezvous have now replaced this custom, known as "vegetable stealing" (touguacai, 偷瓜菜).

Even emperors can't escape the magical atmosphere of this festival. Legend has it that the Tang emperor Xuan-zong, whose life is rich in romantic anecdotes, heard the marvelous music from the Moon Palace that night from a terrace in his palace, which he memorized and had transcribed.

This is said to be the origin of the song "clothes of rainbow and feather" (nishangyuyiqu, 霓棠羽衣曲).

So we wish you all the sweet music of Love...

Happy Moon Day !

Cheers !

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Very happy Mid-Autumn Festival! 幸福中秋 ! F

Very happy Mid-Autumn Festival! 幸福中秋 !

For this occasion, it's customary to offer and eat moon cakes (yuè bǐng 月饼 / 月餅- please see our previous publication).

The traditional model contains a sweet paste of red beans (or dates), often coated with one or two salted yolks reminiscent of the Moon (the sweet-salty mix is quite classic in Chinese pastries).

The surface is decorated with relief motifs related to lunar legends or auspicious sinograms.

Today, there are many variations, and the creativity of pastry chefs knows no bounds.

We hope these modest cakes and a few drops of champagne “Arlaux Rosé Nature” will bring you peace and harmony.

Happy Moon Day to you all!

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Time to welcome this year's Mid-Autumn Festival wi

Time to welcome this year's Mid-Autumn Festival with generosity and gratitude.

Gather with your loved ones and celebrate this tradition with Arlaux champagne and delicious mooncakes.

On this day, the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, the full moon is the roundest and brightest of the year, symbolizing family unity and togetherness.

Originally, the Mid-Autumn Festival was primarily an agricultural festival to celebrate the end of the harvest.
Indeed, in many Chinese regions, autumn is considered the most beautiful season, rather dry and temperate, and the mid-autumn moon is reputed to be the most beautiful. It is therefore around it that festive activities are organized, traditionally called shǎng yuè (赏月 / 賞月, "contemplation of the Moon") and zǒu yuè (走月, walk under the Moon), which culminate in a very popular nocturnal picnic.

However, the festival gained in importance from the Tang dynasty (6th-7th centuries) onwards, when celebrations were held in the imperial palace. Legend attributes this initiative to the Tang emperor Xuanzong, who is said to have visited the lunar palace of the goddess Chang'e in a dream.

The tradition of moon cakes dates from the same period. Indeed, tradition has it that the signal for the Han Chinese revolt against the Mongol Yuan dynasty, which would lead to the advent of the Ming, was given by messages hidden inside little cakes that only the Hans ate.
To celebrate the Hans' victory and new-found peace, a Chang'an merchant created a special round, colorful cake for the emperor. Emperor Li Shimin distributed it to his ministers, telling them they had to eat it to invite the Moon. That's why these cakes are called "moon cakes".

So, to celebrate Earth's generosity, peace and harmony, let's raise a glass to friendship between peoples.

Happy Moon Day to all! 幸福中秋 !

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