Detective Conan: Twelve Death Warlocks

#马里detectiveagency-chatroom:

Okino Yoko:~(￣▽￣)~* The Mid-Autumn Festival is coming soon, and Japanese TV station is preparing to produce a program about "Spring Flowers and Autumn Fruits, Golden Valley Legends - The Cultural Surprises of the Mid-Autumn Festival between China and Japan".

Mouri Kogoro: (o?▽?)o! Miss Yoko...

Mao Lilan:(;￢＿￢)Dad!

Aco: How can I help you?

Okino Yoko: Thank you Mr. Aco for your help. I would like to ask you to pay more attention to the Chinese planning project for the Mid-Autumn Festival! ￣▽￣

Aco:Of course!

Mouri Kogoro: Pretending!

Conan:╮(─▽─)╭

Mao Lilan: By the way, are there any differences between the Mid-Autumn Festival in China and Japan? I’m really curious about this!

Conan: Japan used to have a moon-viewing day on September 13th. After many years, China and Japan were at peace, and the moon-viewing day was only on August 15th. In Japan, there are actually two moon-viewing days, September 13th.

Appreciating the moon is called the Houyue.

Aco: Well, to put it simply, it is like this. However, in terms of culture, the difference is still very big. The main reason is that China’s Mid-Autumn Festival is an “imported” culture to Japan. Therefore, it is not as demanding as ours.

Lots of rules.

Okino Yoko: Be open-minded and be taught.(o?▽?)o

Aco: During the Mid-Autumn Festival in Japan, a must-have is dumplings, which we call glutinous rice balls. They taste soft and have a very good texture. Of course, they are also a must-have for Japanese moon festivals. They are held on August 15th and on

They have to be worshiped on the night of September 13th. Fifteen are placed on August 15th, and thirteen are placed on September 13th. It is also very particular! In China, mooncakes are a must-have, but because the north-south span is relatively large,

Therefore, the types of mooncakes are also different. For example, according to the region, they can be divided into Cantonese style, Beijing style, Soviet style, Yunnan style, Chaozhou style, etc.

Okino Yoko: What about the food direction? After all, the culture of eating can be its own show.

Aco: When eating mooncakes, you should pay attention to: salty first and then sweet. If there are two kinds of mooncakes, sweet and salty, you should eat the salty one first and then the sweet one, otherwise you will not be able to taste the mooncakes. It is best to eat sweet mooncakes and drink scented tea.

It has a wonderful combination of sweet and savory; it is better to eat salty mooncakes and drink oolong tea or green tea, which has a refreshing fragrance. Strong tea and coffee contain high caffeine, and soda, cola or juice contain a lot of calories and sugar, which is not the same as

Eating mooncakes with them is not good for your health, and is more greasy. It is also important to eat mooncakes with seasonal fruits. After eating sweet mooncakes, eat some sweet and sour grapefruit, which is appetizing, relieves greasiness, and makes your mouth feel refreshing. In addition,

Varieties rich in vitamin C, such as kiwi, guava, orange, watermelon and banana, can play an antioxidant role in the metabolism of high-fat and high-protein substances, thus protecting the cardiovascular and cerebrovascular systems.

Mao Lilan: It turns out that there are so many things to pay attention to!

Aco: Yes, in fact, as an ancient agricultural civilization with the longest history, each of our traditional festivals is related to agriculture. Specifically for everyone, it is related to food. In many people’s impressions, people in the past

There seems to be nothing but eating during the holidays. Dumplings during the New Year, cold food during the Qingming Festival, rice dumplings during the Dragon Boat Festival, moon cakes during the Mid-Autumn Festival, and so on.

Conan:(.＾▽＾)Awesome!

Liu Kun: Japan’s Mid-Autumn Festival customs are somewhat different from those in China. In China, the food enshrined cannot be eaten casually, but in Japan, local folk customs stipulate that on this day, you can take other people’s food from Tanaka to worship, and children can also eat tributes.

, there is no saying that the gods are offended! In Japan, there are some special customs on the Mid-Autumn Festival night. For example, the folk customs in some places stipulate that on this day, crops from other people’s fields can be used to worship the gods without committing a crime. Children

You can also secretly eat the tributes offered to the moon god without arousing the anger of the gods. For the Japanese, the Mid-Autumn Festival means not only admiring the moon, but also paying tribute to the gods, thanking the gods for their rewards, and praying for good weather and good harvests in the coming year.

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Conan: (?д?;) But stealing is bad behavior...

Liu Kun: Just discuss the matter!

Mao Lilan: Japan's moon appreciation is only held on the night of the 15th day of the lunar calendar. Nowadays, only temples, shrines and other religious groups organize the moon viewing on the 15th night of the lunar calendar. Most other people do it at home through TV. Now my

Vacation homework is in order!

Okino Yoko: Xiaolan, you can actually come to the TV station as a special staff member, which will achieve results in both aspects.

Mouri Kogoro: Miss Yoko, I can go too...

Conan: Uncle, you still have Kidd’s notice letter to deal with during the Mid-Autumn Festival! (￣▽￣)／

Mouri Kogoro: What a shame! (〝▼plate▼)

Aco: The fifteenth day of August in the lunar calendar is called "Fifteenth Night" in Japan, and Japanese people also have the custom of admiring the moon, which is called "Tsukimi". However, no one can guarantee that the sky will be clear on August 15th. If it is not lucky, the sky will be clear.

If it rains or is cloudy, it is very possible that the moon will disappear. In order to prevent the embarrassing situation of not being able to see the moon on the Mid-Autumn Festival. In fact, the most important thing is that the Mid-Autumn Festival in China is a time for family reunions as much as possible.

That’s it!

Liu Kun: The children can’t be reunited!

Aco: However, no matter whether we can meet Sister Moon or not, "eating" will always be an eternal topic for mankind. I prefer the name "Taro Mingyue". The eighth month of the lunar calendar happens to be the harvest season for local taro in Japan, so on August 10th

Eating five taros and admiring the moon has been passed down and has become a custom.

Conan: Taro...

Aco: How about we just have curry? Let’s have dinner at your house that night!

Mao Lilan: Ah, of course this is great, I’m honored!

Conan: By the way, don't you have to go to school?

Aco: The Mid-Autumn Festival in China has three days of statutory holidays. In Japan, although there were statutory holidays in the past, the holiday was canceled after the Meiji Restoration when the lunar calendar was abolished and the solar calendar was adopted. In addition, I also came to see Liu Kun.

How's the investigation going? He's here alone, maybe someone will be worried.

Liu Kun: (￣Ｑ￣)╯Get out of the way.

Toru Amuro: It looks very lively. I don’t know if I don’t have the luck to participate too.

Mao Lilan: Then let’s borrow the cafe! In this way, more people can come, and maybe Shinichi will come back too!

Mouri Kogoro: Don't think about that detective boy. Isn't Conan good? Shinichi is always not around at critical times, but this kid helps a lot. Even this kid is more reliable than the high school detective.

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Mao Lilan:┭┮﹏┭┮

Conan:⊙﹏⊙|||