News & Insights Across Asia
Discover the timeless traditions of the Mid-Autumn Festival, a celebration of reunion and reflection across Asia, enriched by the evocative poetry of Su Shi from the Song Dynasty.
Bonnie, a French expat in Shanghai, shares her understanding of China’s Mid-Autumn Festival, reflecting on its traditions and legends, and reciting Li Bai’s poem in French.
Brazilian vlogger and hanfu enthusiast Rian Neves celebrates the Mid-Autumn Festival in Xi’an, embracing Chinese traditions like mooncake tasting and lantern appreciation, highlighting cultural connections.
Hangzhou celebrates the Mid-Autumn Festival amid the Asian Games, uniting athletes, volunteers, and locals in traditional festivities and cultural performances.
Discover the enchanting Mid-Autumn Festival eve at Chengdu Art Museum, where visitors can immerse themselves in traditional crafts, ancient markets, and cultural treasures in the heart of historic Chengdu.
Giovana, a teacher from Brazil, discovers a love for Chinese culture after attending a Mid-Autumn Festival celebration hosted by a Chinese friend. She now learns Chinese and plans to make mooncakes herself.
Raquel, a Spanish woman who studied in Beijing, shares the legend and customs of China’s Mid-Autumn Festival with her friends in Barcelona, bridging cultures through this beloved tradition.
German legal secretary Robina Meixner celebrates the Mid-Autumn Festival by embracing Chinese traditions, indulging in mooncakes, and sharing her understanding of the festival’s significance.
Discover how the ancient customs of the Mid-Autumn Festival in China offer insight into historical traditions and continue to influence modern celebrations.
Philip, a UK resident who lived in Guangzhou for four years, celebrates the Mid-Autumn Festival in London by sharing Chinese traditions with his father.
Residents of Beijing prepare to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival on September 10, blending traditional customs with modern twists as they reflect on how festivities have evolved since their childhood.
Ben, a New York comedian who spent seven years in China, fondly recalls his experiences celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival and exploring diverse mooncake flavors in Hangzhou’s West Lake area.