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Core Viewpoint - The Mid-Autumn Festival, rich in cultural significance, symbolizes reunion and gratitude for the harvest, with various traditional customs evolving over time, particularly in Shanghai, where many practices have been preserved and innovated under the framework of intangible cultural heritage protection [1][2][26]. Summary by Categories Traditional Customs - In Shanghai, the Mid-Autumn Festival, known as "August Half," features various customs such as moon worship, lantern viewing, mooncake consumption, and the drinking of osmanthus wine, reflecting the community's gratitude and wishes for a bountiful year [2][26]. - Historical records from the Qing Dynasty document the customs of mooncake gifting and moon viewing, indicating the longstanding cultural practices associated with the festival [2]. Intangible Cultural Heritage - There are currently 18 intangible cultural heritage projects related to the Mid-Autumn Festival in Shanghai, including traditional rituals, lantern festivals, and mooncake-making techniques [2][26]. - The preservation and innovation of these customs have been supported by policies aimed at protecting intangible cultural heritage, allowing them to thrive in contemporary society [26]. Types of Intangible Cultural Heritage Projects - The "Mid-Autumn Series" intangible cultural heritage projects can be categorized into ritual ceremonies, lantern festivals, and mooncake craftsmanship [3]. Ritual Ceremonies - Notable projects include the Sanlin Old Street Folk Ceremony and the Zhelin Shangzhen Temple Mid-Autumn Fair, which emphasize the core essence of moon worship [4][9]. - The Sanlin Old Street Folk Ceremony, recognized as a municipal intangible cultural heritage project, reflects the agricultural traditions of the Jiangnan region and includes various folk activities following the moon worship ceremony [5][6]. Lantern Festivals - The Zhujing Lantern Festival, a significant cultural event in Shanghai, has evolved into a comprehensive celebration featuring lantern displays, folk performances, and trade markets, attracting numerous visitors [13][14]. Mooncake Craftsmanship - Mooncakes, a traditional delicacy of the festival, have various regional styles represented in Shanghai's intangible cultural heritage, including the craftsmanship of Guang-style mooncakes from the renowned brand, Xinghualou [17][18]. - Other notable mooncake-making techniques include the production of fresh meat mooncakes and the Tiling mooncake-making skills, showcasing the rich culinary heritage associated with the festival [19][22]. Conclusion - The intangible cultural heritage related to the Mid-Autumn Festival in Shanghai continues to thrive, reflecting the enduring charm and vitality of traditional culture, while adapting to modern societal needs and lifestyles [26].

Core Insights - The event "Foreign Trade Quality Products Exhibition" aims to enhance the visibility and reputation of foreign trade products while promoting quality exports to the domestic market and showcasing quality imports to local consumers [1][10] Group 1: Event Overview - The exhibition runs from September 28 to October 7, coinciding with the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays [1] - It features over 100 enterprises and more than 1,000 foreign trade products across various categories, including food, clothing, smart home devices, industrial equipment, and cultural creations [3] Group 2: Product Highlights - The event showcases high-quality products such as Ethiopian coffee, local specialties like "Chongqing noodles," and traditional handicrafts, enhancing the local cultural experience [5][6][8] - Notable local brands include "Jinggu Yuan," which offers traditional products, and "Zibeixuan," known for its pastries, contributing to the exhibition's appeal [8] Group 3: Business Opportunities - A dedicated area for foreign trade products allows companies to display core industrial exports, including precision gears and high-end medical devices, showcasing the strength of "Chongqing-made" products [10] - The event facilitates direct negotiations between foreign trade enterprises and local businesses, promoting "export to domestic sales" strategies [10] Group 4: Interactive Experience - The exhibition includes interactive zones where visitors can engage in activities like football and DIY projects, enhancing the overall experience [11] - Financial literacy and anti-fraud campaigns are also part of the event, providing additional value to attendees [13] Group 5: Organizational Support - The event is organized by the Chongqing Municipal Bureau of Commerce and supported by various local government departments, highlighting the collaborative effort to boost regional trade [13]

Core Insights - Zhangjiagang Fojia Food Co., Ltd. successfully exported its "Ice Sand Snow Plum Cool Pastry" series to Germany, marking the first time its pastry products have entered the German market [1][2] - The key ingredient "Snow Plum Ding" is made from pickled green plums using traditional methods, combined with innovative elements like ice sand and mint, creating a unique flavor profile that is crucial for entering the German market [1] - Jin Gang Customs provided proactive support by understanding the company's export plans and aligning with German market entry regulations, ensuring compliance with local laws and quality standards [1] Company Developments - Fojia Food integrates traditional Chinese cultural elements into its pastry designs, featuring shapes like pandas, bamboo, and peonies, which have gained popularity among overseas customers [2] - The company aims to leverage its successful entry into the German market to further expand its presence in Europe [2] - In the first half of this year, Jin Gang Customs supervised the export of pastry products worth 3.7 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 270% [2] - Jin Gang Customs plans to implement customized services for local specialty industries to help more unique products reach international markets [2]