Seeing this, Chang'e became interested, so she followed her to slide...

As a result, as he was sliding, there was a chubby thing in his arms. Chang'e looked at the rabbit who took the initiative to crawl into her arms helplessly and said, "Yu'er!"

Qin Shou raised his head and said, "Let's play together?"

Chang'e was helpless and slid down with the rabbit in her arms...

That night, Qin Shou lay on the bed and laughed all night, his mind full of shadows of Chang'e...

There was nothing to say all night, and the next day, Qin Shou got up early.

To be precise, the dead rabbit didn't sleep at all, just lying on the window counting stars and waiting for dawn, looking forward to the next day of the mandarin ducks playing in the water...

Chang'e was so tired during the day and slept well at night, but she got up early and went to the kitchen to make her mooncakes.

Qin Shou originally wanted to go with him, but was blocked by Chang'e. Chang'e said mysteriously: "The kitchen is heavy, so there are too many hairs that are not allowed to go in, it's dirty!"

Qin Shou's face suddenly turned dark and he shouted unwillingly: "I am the apprentice of the chef god. You don't let me enter the kitchen?"

Unfortunately, Chang'e ignored him at all, closed the door and went to make her snacks.

Seeing this, Qin Shou did not push the door. Instead, he smiled and looked like the conspiracy was successful, and shouted: "Silly girl, don't forget to go to class. Our August fifteenth will only start in the evening!"

"I understand!" Chang'e responded and stopped moving.

Qin Shou turned around and left. Qin Shou did not stay in the Moon Palace, but went straight to Fenghua City.

Fenghua City lives in many sea tribes and mountain spirits and wild monsters. Most of these guys have not been influenced by the people's education and know nothing about poetry, books, rituals and music. Only a few people have some research on these, and of course there are a few who can show off.

Now that everyone has entered Fenghua City, Qin Shou has not treated them as outsiders. He has long asked Sha Kun and others to organize people to teach these illiterate reading, literacy, and education... Of course, Qin Shou attaches great importance to loyal education, and he doesn't want the team he has worked hard to cultivate to end up being apart, which is too interesting.

After entering Fenghua City, Qin Shou, from afar, heard the sound of reading coming from the Fenghua City's Fenghua City.

"At the beginning of man, one's nature is good..."

Qin Shou shook his head and listened, recited, and walked, and his heart was peaceful and peaceful.

At this time, Dasixi saw Qin Shou, hurried over and shouted, "Master Rabbit, why are you here? If you have anything to do, just give me instructions!"

Qin Shou said: "It's really a matter of time. Go and call Yaoji and the others. Master Rabbit, I have something to arrange for you."

The big four nodded and whistled. Some bird spirits that fell on the roof immediately scattered. After a while, Yaoji, Yipan, Sha Kun, Jinghan, the fish sponge and the electric eel spirit all came.

This is also the core figure of all Qin Shou's current team. Although his combat power is all about fighting the five scumbags, he is at least obedient and easy to use...

In other words, there are no ones available except these people.

Several people sat around Qin Shou. Qin Shou was not particular about it, so he made a diamond throne, shaking his wine glass, crossing his legs, and holding his wine, and shouting: "Stop talking nonsense, today is the first festival on our moon."

"Festival?" Several subordinates were obviously stunned. The big four were happy, and the young chicken was fine. As a demon king for many years, he always knew that humans celebrated the festival.

Although Jinghan and Sha Kun have never been in contact with humans, they are also from wealthy families of the sea clan and have celebrated festivals with the Dragon King, so it is not particularly strange. They just curiously read the memories in their minds. It seems that there is no festival today...

The fish sprinkler, electric eel, and a cake are all from small minions, especially the cake. Not long after it turned into a human form, they know nothing about all of this. However, he also has his own cleverness. He doesn't understand it, so he doesn't say it, sit there obediently and wait for someone to explain it to him. If no one explains it, just wait until the meeting is over and then ask secretly.

So Yipian straightened his back, widened his eyes with my understanding, and looked at Qin Shou blankly. His expression was so complicated that Qin Shou really wanted to slap him.

Seeing everyone's expressions, Qin Shou was prepared for it and said, "Today's festival was not passed down by the ancients. It's just that Rabbit Master, I was in a good mood, so I had a festival on this moon... Today is August 15th, in the middle of autumn, so it's called Mid-Autumn Festival."

This is not Qin Shou’s nonsense. Although Mr. Qin didn’t know a single word in his previous life, Mr. Qin was familiar with the traditional Chinese festivals. He knew exactly what festivals came and how they lived, and was very particular about them.

After more than 20 years of festivals, Qin Shou knew how to celebrate it even though he was a pig.

When Qin Shou was a child, he thought it was particularly interesting to celebrate the festival. Every time he came to various ceremonies, he was busy and he felt like he had grown up a little more, especially the strong festive atmosphere, which made him fall in love with the festival.

Unfortunately, when I grew up, many festival customs were regarded as feudal superstitions, and no one could do it. People went to eat so-called good food, and played with their mobile phones until midnight, and the day passed.

It is said that he is a member of the League, but it is actually no different from usual.

Qin Shou felt at first that nothing happened.

Later, after the old man left, Qin Shou suddenly understood the significance of the festival ceremony. This was not a simple feudal superstition, it was a memory, a nostalgia, and a heritage.

The festival has been held for more than 20 years and the ceremony has been held for more than 20 years. This ceremony has been rooted in Qin Shou's heart. There are old people at the ceremony every year. Suddenly one day, the old people are gone. Qin Shou then realized that there are fewer things on this day of the year, and he can't help but miss the nagging and busy hunchbacked figure.

Then Qin Shou would also follow the ritual in his memory. After he really walked by himself, he seemed to see the old man sitting in the seat he was sitting in, looking at him with a happy smile on his face.

Qin Shou suddenly realized that this ceremony was not for worshiping ghosts and gods, but for worshiping ancestors who still live in his heart. He reminded himself not to forget his ancestors and ancestors, and at the same time awakened the beautiful memories in his heart... Of course, this is also for future generations to see.

The Mid-Autumn Festival worship of ancestors is the inheritance of filial piety. The more you are more respectful and respectful to your ancestors, you will also have some insights in the ceremony and learn to be filial to them.

As the saying goes, it is better to do it once. Etiquette education, verbally speaking, may not be effective, but when etiquette is integrated into the ceremony, people's body remembers it and forms an instinct, it is truly passed on.

This is the importance of the ritual... He has no words, but you read it and do it and you understand it.
Chapter completed!