On this night with a full moon, families gather to enjoy traditional mooncakes filled with lotus paste and salted egg yolk, as well as snowy mooncakes with special flavours like chocolate and fruit. Children parade with their lanterns, lighting up the night. Parents watch as children play with bright electronic lanterns, their LED lights dancing in the night. These lanterns showcase how the Mid-Autumn Festival has changed over time.
As the parents smile at the children’s excitement, memories of their own childhood come flooding back, filling their hearts with nostalgia. They remember crafting paper lanterns with their family, using colourful paper and bamboo. The gentle flicker of a candle inside creates a warm glow.
Festivals connect us to both the past and present. Traditional lanterns and mooncakes remind us of memories of old stories and family gatherings, while modern elements make the festival more exciting for the younger generation.
Both lanterns and mooncakes, whether new or classic, still bring people together. Under the moonlight, families share laughter and love.
As the night ends, a glance at the moon brings us gratitude for the enchanting evening and the strong bonds of family and friends.
Cool Words
show the parts of something
a feeling of pleasure and also slight sadness when you think about things that happened in the past
to shine with a light that is sometimes bright and sometimes weak
the feeling or quality of being grateful
very pleasant