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History
Mid-Autumn Festival
The August Moon Festival or Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the most celebrated Chinese holidays.
Thoughts in the Silent Night
Wugang cutting the osmanthus tree
Houyi and Chang'er
Custom
Chinese and the moon
In Chinese minds, the moon is associated with gentleness and brightness, expressing the beautiful yearnings of the Chinese.
The Mid-Autumn Festival
Celebration of the Mid-Autumn Festival
Blessing SMS
Lang Lang to play himself in The Flying Machine
Food
Bite the moon, savor the tradition
Different people celebrate Mid-Autumn differently, but one traditional custom is shared by all - eating cakes shaped like the moon.
Tasty profit wrapped in moon cakes
Moon cakes too beautiful to eat
A Mid-Autumn reunion in prison
Little chefs cook up a storm for Mid-Autumn Fest
Festival
HK welcomes Mid-Autumn Festival
Hong Kong organized a Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival to welcome the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival.
A different kind of celebration
Mid-Autumn celebrated in Malaysia
Staging a dream
Spin on the water
About activity
Celebrate the holiday and win prize
Upload the food, travel, wine, heritage or any other photos related to the Mid-Autumn Festival to us.
Prizes: Performance tickets, movie tickets,moon cakes and free dining and accomodation coupons at Five-Star hotels.
Activity runs until Sept 25, 2011.
Culture Events
Paintings and calligraphy on display at group show
A group exhibition of young calligraphers and painters from the Chinese National Academy of Arts is being held at the Museum of Chinese Women and Children, in Beijing.
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