The Mid-Autumn Festival verses and riddles are as follows:
(1) After the Chinese Festival (a festival), the Mid-Autumn Festival.
(2) Ten miles away from the empty mountain, a thousand rows of wild geese form to the south (Festival 1) Mid-Autumn Festival.
(3) Loess turns into gold (a festival) Mid-Autumn Festival.
(4) The population halved at the end of the year (a festival) during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
(5) Fire is collected in the provincial capital (a festival) during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Riddles about the Mid-Autumn Festival idiom "The flowers are full and the moon is full"
(1) Appreciating chrysanthemums in the Mid-Autumn Festival (guess an idiom) "The flowers are full and the moon is full".
(2) The wooden fence is infatuated with the Mid-Autumn Night (guess an idiom) when the flowers are full and the moon is full.
(3) The garden is full of spring scenery for fifteen nights (guess an idiom) and the moon is full of flowers.
Riddles about the moon during the Mid-Autumn Festival
(1) A small round mirror, shining brightly, hangs in the southern sky and shines on Beijing. ——The Moon
(2) A shining mirror that travels all over the world to illuminate the past and present. ——The Moon
(3) When you are young, you have teeth, but when you are old, you have teeth. However, when you are half-aged, you will have no teeth. ——The Moon
(4) The white jade plate is round and round, and the blue plate rolls all night. ——The Moon
Riddles about Mid-Autumn Festival mooncakes
(1) I think about you on weekdays, I miss you during the Mid-Autumn Festival, square and round, sweet. (Name a food)——Mooncake.
(2) Flat, round, fragrant and sweet. Get some food. --moon cake.
(3) There are many round shapes and fruit flavors for you to choose. You will love it during the Mid-Autumn Festival, and you will love to bite it every bite. Grab some Mid-Autumn Festival food. --moon cake.
(4) Small shape with many flavors, perfect for Mid-Autumn Festival reunion. Grab some Mid-Autumn Festival food. --moon cake.
Extended material: The origin of riddles
Lantern riddles have a long history in our country. Lantern riddles were first developed from riddles and originated during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. It is a literary game full of ridicule, admonition, humor and laughter.
Riddles hung on lamps for people to guess began in the Southern Song Dynasty. In the Ming Dynasty, it was officially named "Lantern Riddles". For example, Wang Hao, a writer of the Ming Dynasty, recorded in "Gusu Zhi": "In the Lantern Market of Yuan Dynasty, the person who hid the riddles said it was a 'wall lamp.'" The so-called "wall lamp" means that the lantern is placed against the wall on one side and has riddle strips pasted on three sides. Because the riddles are stuck on the lamps, they are called "lantern riddles".