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Mid-Autumn Festival: history, tradition and stories
Mid-Autumn Festival is a traditional Chinese festival held on the 15th day of the eighth lunar calendar month. During it, families reunite and celebrate with mooncakes and lanterns.
Updated: 21 Sep 2021
SCMP Series:Mid-Autumn Festival: history, tradition and stories
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Mooncakes with luxury and exotic ingredients have been popular for Mid-Autumn Festival 2021, with bakers and hotels clearing their shelves well ahead of the holiday, even with prices as high as US$595 for four.
19 Sep 2021
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Hong Kong’s iconic Tai O fishing village has been decorated with 2,500 lanterns, all handcrafted by volunteers and local residents for the Mid-Autumn Festival season. The lanterns will be glowing every night from 6.30pm to 9.30pm until September 30, 2021.
(Photo: SCMP/ Winson Wong)
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