China's National Day and MidatumFestival

Today, October 1, is a day of double happiness in China. Today, the Chinese nation is celebrating its country's 71st birthday and its traditional festival, the Midatom Festival. While in China, it is a beautiful experience to observe the rapid development as well as the colors of its culture. This country of 1.4 billion people is an army of hardworking people who have only one tune on their head and that tune is to make their country greater.

Since the 1980s and 1990s, many people in China have traveled to remote areas to work and study, and for most of the year, they have been reunited with their loved ones to fulfill their responsibilities. Pass away There are some traditional festivals during the year when the calves get a chance to meet their relatives. One such occasion is the Midterm Festival or Mooncake Festival.

This mid-autumn festival in China is celebrated every year on the 15th day of the eighth month of the Chinese lunar calendar. Mention of this festival in the history books goes back to the reign of the Tang Dynasty (618 to 907), after which it was celebrated with great fervor in the Song Dynasty (960 to 1279). Centuries passed, but the Chinese spirit did not diminish in the celebration of this festival. There are many traditions associated with this festival. The customs of the mid-autumn festival include praising the moon and eating moon cake. On a mid-autumn night, the full moon shining in the sky symbolizes the unity and harmony of the Chinese people.

The Mid-Autumn Festival is China's second-largest festival after the Chinese New Year. This is the time for families to reunite, celebrate the full moon, celebrate and eat moon cake. China is home to more than 50 nationalities. Therefore, different nationalities and regions of China celebrate this festival in their own way.

October 1 is the day of establishment of China, Pakistan's closest friend and neighbor. Seventy-one years ago today, the Chinese nation began its journey of rebirth. Today, the happy face of every Chinese shows that they have achieved great things during this journey. The current year is also significant in that it is a year of poverty alleviation in China. Earlier this year, the world, including China, faced a challenge with the Novel Corona virus. Under the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party, the Chinese nation not only got rid of the epidemic itself, but also helped the world fight the epidemic.

These achievements of China in the last 71 years are due to the socialist system with Chinese characteristics under the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party. In order to monetize these achievements, the Chinese nation struggled with discipline and did not give up the path of success, nor did it allow its goal to be overlooked.

China is currently the world's second largest economy. China is moving forward, consolidating its position. This journey of development and struggle includes the hard work of the Chinese nation as well as the best planning. So far, China has relied heavily on low-level industries and manufacturing. A new dimension has been added to the list in recent times, and that is innovation, according to a recent study by China's Ever Grand Research Institute, China's leading university, the development of China's ten largest cities. Innovation tops the list of most important goals. Chinese cities are using innovation as the engine of growth. China's role has now shifted from being the world's manufacturing hub. This great country of Asia is playing a leading role in introducing new innovative developments to the world.

 On October 31, 2017, Chinese President Xi Jinping, chairing the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Chinese Communist Party, visited Shanghai and Zhejiang, Xijiang, to visit the site of the party's first congress. The purpose of the visit was to pay homage to the first place of the establishment of the party as well as to renew the covenant under which the party was formed. It was also intended to further strengthen the political will of the new leadership of the party's central committee.

President Xi Jinping repeatedly used the word "touch" to mean "primary purpose." As he emphasized in a report to the 19th National Congress, The pursuit of happiness and the restoration of the greatness of the Chinese nation is the main reason and mission that motivates the Chinese communists to move forward and provides the basic impetus. Today, on this occasion, we congratulate our Chinese friends.