Birthday Cakes London 2010

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The Mid-Autumn Festival, Moon Festival, known as the Chinese Lantern Festival will be held on the 15th of the eighth month in Chinese lunar calendar. This is usually the month roundest and most probably occurs when they are around late September or early October. The Mid-Autumn Festival, Chinese New Year and Winter Solstice (also known as the festival Dongzhi) away from is the most important festival in the Chinese calendar, is celebrated in several countries of the people. Traditionally, during the Moon Festival, the farmers celebrate the end of the summer harvest to this day. China's family and friends, along with moon cakes and watch the harvest moon to collect Rui Akira pomelos enjoy.

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Overthrow of Mongol rule. According to Chinese folklore, the Moon Festival, 14th-century Yuan dynasty (1280-1368), the ruler of Mongolia, which celebrates an uprising in China. Collection of groups is prohibited by the Mongolian ruler, that it was impossible to orchestrate a rebellion. Mongolians did not participate to eat moon cakes as a leader of the rebels came up with the idea of timing the rebellion to fit the Mid-Autumn Festival. They use a piece of paper inserted into the messages that have been cleverly distributed each mooncake thousands of Chinese moon cakes to local residents: "the London Restaurant Festival 8 months 15 days." Mid-Autumn evening, the rebels successfully attacked, defeated the Mongolian government. Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) following the overthrow of the Government of Mongolia was established. Result of a successful revolt, the Moon Festival was celebrated at the national level mooncakes.

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The Mid-Autumn Festival in London. Gerrard Street is the main focus of the Mid-Autumn Festival in London, to celebrate the China Town, thousands of lanterns lit orange. There was an annual event to participate in the anxiously awaited by thousands of local Chinese visitors from around the world. Many children were wearing light-colored costumes of traditional Chinese, and they look for them. This event, according to the festival on October 11 sponsored by the China Association of London restaurants, Chinatown London (Sunday), one week later than normal, was held (8-October 13, 2010). The outdoor stage, facing the on Macclesfield Street, facing Gerrard Street. The opening ceremony started at 1:00 pm and the ever popular Lion Dance. The afternoon performances, lion dance, traditional and modern entertainment such as martial arts, Chinese traditional music, Hip Hop, Pop was a mixture of Kanton and Hong Kong.

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Who participated in the quiz gifts were distributed to those that were brave to go on stage to performance or sufficient. Taste, candy, chopsticks, there were also a challenge noodle class. 28 restaurants in Chinatown, the restaurants participating in the festival in London, in the mouth with water to provide a special menu of oriental cuisine at a special price. Elsewhere Chinese community stores were set up to sell Chinese products and those selling paper lanterns and fans seemed to have done very well on the day. Lion dancing was provided from one shop to another good luck and Chinese business community. Mid-Autumn Festival in London is clear that everyone enjoyed. Fun and laughter, there was a light rain did not dampen the spirits near the end even the people who participated in this year's event.