8 'divine' Mid-Autumn Festival toys of 8x and 9x generations make them crazy

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Perhaps the parents who take their children to buy Mid-Autumn toys, they feel emotional recovery, remembering a young age, their past memories when encountering toys Sparkling Mid-Autumn Festival is sold on the road.

Star lights, hard lights, empty troops . These are familiar toys at the time, it was the stuff associated with a difficult and memorable childhood.

1. The star lamp is attached with the symbol for the Mid-Autumn Festival

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Every time the Mid-Autumn Festival comes, the shops sell a lot of colorful back lamps. At that time, every child was eager to buy a lamp from his parents or relatives so that in the evening, he could pick up the Trung lamp with them. The star-shaped lamp has a 5-pointed star shape, which is glued on the wings is a colorful piece of plastic, why is a candle attached to light?

Today, although there are many modern toys, but the stars he still exists and is a meaningful gift for children in the Mid-Autumn Festival.

2. Military pull lights - An attractive folk toy of Vietnamese generations

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Besides the lights he had, the pull light was also a traditional and favorite toy of Vietnamese children whenever Trung came back. When it comes to pulling lights, we often think of a cylindrical lamp, made of paper that surrounds a bamboo frame, which seems to be senseless but very lively when it comes to 'telling stories'.

Pulling lamps help many generations of children to learn more about the history of their country. Therefore, the images stuck in the lights are usually troop or animal such as: buffalo, chicken, bird, dancing spirit, farmer working in the field, the field of buffalo farming .

3. Hard light

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The tickle lamp also has another name for the monk lamp - this is also a traditional toy of his generation, his father went first. On the night of Mid-Autumn Festival, children around the neighborhood together pull bright sparkling lamps to the courtyard to have fun.

To make a hard lamp, the workers take a lot of time and work from chopping up, slotting to making wheels, pasting color paper . the name of the lamp he or monk also comes from the shape of it, the lampshade is shaped like a monk's hat and when pulled away the lamp will turn like a tickle.

4. Lion head - The spiritual symbol of the Mid-Autumn Festival

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Lion head is a Trung thu toy that has appeared for a long time, so far this game is still a lot of people love. The unicorn heads were skillfully woven from bamboo sticks by the workers, outside were pasted with colorful paper sheets. On the night of Mid-Autumn Festival, the village in the lower village was excited to invite each other to the family to see lion dance and lion.

Every occasion of the Mid-Autumn Festival, the whole group of children went around the streets to beat drums and lion dance with the concept of bringing more luck and happiness. No matter how modern life is, the throbbing drum, vibrant lion dances are still the soul of the full moon festival. Today many lion heads are also equipped with flashing lights to the eye to catch more eye.

5. Frog drum is a sound that is "mesmerizing" any of the 8x and 9x generation children on every occasion of the Mid-Autumn Festival

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The drum type contributes to the sound of 'busy', 'busy' parts that are familiar every Mid-Autumn Festival to the place except the frog drum. The children of that day kept hearing the sound of frog drums on every occasion of the Mid-Autumn Festival. Everyone wants to have a frog drum to type as a 'childhood'. Ask your parents to buy for you to have a full Mid-Autumn Festival.

6. He was angry

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To he is not only a toy, but it is also a very special culture of Vietnamese people. Only with the colorful powder, under the talented hand and the creative mind of the artisans, it has turned into the favorite animal or cartoon character of many young generations.

7. Sword plastic

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Perhaps today, with so many other attractive toys, children are no longer interested in colorful plastic swords. As for those of the 8x, 9x generation, the plastic sword is probably the favorite toy and the desire of many people about a lively childhood is somewhat fierce.

Perhaps a lot of people were surprised when the plastic sword was not produced from China but was made right in a village along Hanoi Capital.

Although not a traditional Mid-Autumn toy, plastic swords are still a favorite toy for many children in every fake battle.

8. Paper mache mask

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Electronic machines, superman masks . are slowly taking over the Mid-Autumn toy market, making today's kids no longer interested in paper-covered masks. However, somewhere, we still see there are craftsmen who love craft, guests who love this toy with images and familiar characters such as Mr. Dia, Mr. Teu, Chi Pheo, Thi No. .

Today, the Mid-Autumn Festival still intact the meaning of children 's Tet holiday, still the atmosphere of excitement, excitement and indescribable joy of young children, but not hard to find toys like the old days. Now, everything is sold everywhere, in all sizes and colors . But every round of the moon in August, somewhere the lion dance drum, the lion dance dance makes us feel restless back, touched to remember an old Mid-Autumn Festival .