The Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the four major traditional festivals in China.
- A Festival of Reunion: It uses the "full moon" as a metaphor for "family reunion". It is a key occasion for families to gather and ease homesickness, embodying Chinese people’s value of harmonious family life.
- A Festival of Aspirations: Originating from the ancient "moon-worshipping" ritual, it now conveys good wishes for a bumper harvest, peace and smoothness through customs like moon-gazing and eating mooncakes.
- A Festival of Culture: It preserves the nation’s cultural memories and values through legends (e.g., "Chang’e Flying to the Moon"), classic poems and local folk customs.
Kstone wishes everyone a happy Mid-Autumn Festival！
