In Chinese culture, the Moon Festival is an autumn festival for people to gather with family and friends.
China Pavilion
It is traditional for people celebrating this festival to enjoy mooncakes which represent the moon and the namesake of this mid-autumn festival. As autumn is a transitioning season of less sun (daylight) and more night (moonlight), this traditional treat represents this change. Soon, another popular festival will be serving a mooncake variety, and you won’t want to miss the opportunity to explore this cultural tradition!
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