The Mid-Autumn Festival, also referred to as the Mooncake Festival, is celebrated in many countries in Asia and in the United States. Here to tell us more about the holiday and the tradition of ...

When is the Mid-Autumn Festival? The Mid-Autumn Festival falls on the fifteenth day of the eight month in the traditional Chinese lunar calendar.

The Mid-Autumn Festival is a beloved celebration when families feast together under the full moon. Having been observed for about 3,000 years, the festival originated to give thanks for the fall ...

In Vietnam, the Mid-Autumn Festival means one thing: children marching through the streets with beautiful paper lanterns.

I suspect that mooncakes made the biggest percentage of waste during Mid-Autumn Festival. Almost every family buys them, and almost all relatives give them as gifts. So no matter how many you eat ...

The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival, will begin on Tuesday. It began as a celebration of the Moon in the ...

The Chinese celebration of the Mid-Autumn Festival — aka Chuseok in Korea and the Mooncake Festival — takes place on Tuesday, ...

People across Japan were treated to a full moon during the mid-autumn festival on Sept. 21 for the first time in eight years. The moon that rises on Aug. 15 on the lunar calendar, equivalent to Sept.

China’s Mid-Autumn Festival takes place on August 15th according to the lunar calendar. People usually mark this festival by having a delicious feast as well as making and giving moon cakes to one ...

The festival is held to mark Mid-Autumn. Participants hand-write wishes onto the lanterns, most of them are about family and well-being, before launching them into the night sky. The festival ...