中秋节的庆祝方式在中国历史上经历了显著的演变。1唐代是这一转折的关键时期，赏月、玩月逐渐演变成文人阶层的风雅时尚。1到了宋代，中秋节正式发展成为民俗节日，东京城内诸店甚至通宵营业以满足人们的庆祝需求。1
明清时期，中秋文化的内涵进一步丰富，月饼作为节令食品和馈赠礼物开始广泛流行，与祭月仪式一同成为这一时期的核心要素。1与此同时，玉兔这一形象在汉代起就被认为是"月中有兔"，逐渐成为中秋的重要吉祥物。1
进入当代，新一代年轻人采取了富有创意的庆祝方式，包括电子月饼、分享月亮照片以及观看中秋晚会等。1尽管表现形式不断创新，新的过节方式依然围绕"月圆人圆"的核心展开。1
The Mid-Autumn Festival has undergone significant transformations across Chinese history, with the Tang Dynasty serving as a pivotal turning point in its cultural evolution.1 During the Tang period, moon-gazing and moon-playing became fashionable pursuits among the literati, establishing these activities as markers of elegance and sophistication.1 The festival later expanded beyond scholarly circles; by the Song Dynasty, it had developed into a widespread folk celebration, with shops throughout the capital city of Kaifeng remaining open throughout the night to serve festive crowds.1
The material expressions of Mid-Autumn observance continued to evolve through subsequent dynasties.1 During the Ming and Qing periods, mooncakes emerged as prominent festival foods and became customary gifts exchanged among people.1 Symbolism also became embedded in the celebration: the jade rabbit has been associated with the moon since the Han Dynasty, eventually becoming an auspicious symbol intrinsically linked to Mid-Autumn traditions.1
Contemporary expressions of the festival reflect modern sensibilities while maintaining continuity with historical practices.1 Young people today celebrate through digital mooncakes, sharing photographs of the moon on social media, and watching Mid-Autumn television galas.1 According to cultural researcher Zheng Yan, "new ways of celebrating the festival continue to revolve around the core concept of 'a full moon and a complete family.'"1
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