The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Mooncake Festival, is a traditional Chinese holiday that falls on the fifteenth day of the eighth lunar month. This holiday is celebrated with family and friends, and is marked by the eating of mooncakes and lanternlit activities.
The origin of this festival is linked to the legend of嫦娥奔月，a story about a woman named嫦娥who吞下了一个神丹， and was consequently forced to flee to the moon. Since then, people have been celebrating this festival with the hope of bringing peace and prosperity to their families.
On the day of the festival, families members gather together to share meals, sing songs, and tell stories. Lanterns are released into the sky to symbolize the connection between people and the moon. Other traditional activities include猜灯谜（guessing riddles while looking at lanterns）以及赛龙舟（dragon boat racing）。
Today, the Mid-Autumn Festival is also widely celebrated in many other countries, such as Malaysia, Singapore, and Taiwan. It has become a time for family members to gather together and appreciate the beauty of natu
